Ontario
Indigenous women targeted as street gangs flood Thunder Bay
She needed the money so she let the gang members in her home. Then things…
Nation to Nation: How band membership is determined became an issue on Parliament Hill
On Halloween, Crown Indigenous Relations Minister Carolyn Bennett sent out a letter to First Nations. The Federal Government wants to begin consultations on membership and citizenship.
Former NC Mercredi leading review for Ontario law society
Ovide Mercredi is helping the Ontario’s Upper Canada Law Society review its best practices when it comes to helping Indigenous people.
imagineNATIVE festival hits Toronto with a twist
imagineNATIVE, the largest celebration of Indigenous films hit the streets of Toronto this week and has delivered those movies to its audience in a unique way.
Lac Seul puts a new twist on school picture day
The community of Lac Seul in northwestern Ontario is trying something new with school picture day by passing on professional photographers and instead, putting the job in the hands of its students.
Ontario college teachers strike putting out hundreds of thousands of students
College students across Ontario have been left to hit the books on their own after thousands of teachers, councillors and librarians went on strike.
Supreme court hears case that could have far reaching impacts on Indigenous prisoners
Prison reform advocates from across the country joined forces today at the Supreme Court to challenge the way Indigenous prisoners are classified in Canada’s penitentiaries.
