Lawsuit filed by Chiefs of Ontario alleges Indigenous Affairs minister ‘made threats’ to organization over legal action
Statement of claim alleges that other ministers closed off communications after lawsuit was filed.
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Spiraling salmon populations ignite calls for urgent revisions as Alaskan fisheries continue to overfish
Three conservation groups met virtually with the federal fisheries committee to rally support for urgent…
CEOs of northern retailers, minister, heading to committee to talk about northern food subsidy program
The CEOs of some of the key players in northern Canada’s retail sector will go…
NDP MP gives Trudeau government failing grade when it comes to MMIWG initiatives
A Winnipeg MP says the Trudeau government continues to come up short when it comes…
Ottawa will appoint commissioner to oversee modern day treaties: Trudeau
The federal government is planning to create a new agent of Parliament to oversee modern…
Indigenous people can’t trust Thunder Bay police says Julian Falconer, lawyer representing families
Families who have lost loved ones in Thunder Bay recently have written to the Inspector…
First Nations leaders voice opposition to nuclear power plants
Leaders from three First Nations in New Brunswick made the trip to Ottawa to voice…
Six Nations family pushes Niagara police for answers in man’s death
The family of Johnny Cronkwright says they’re not happy with how police investigated his death….
Ongoing colonialism shows itself in Ontario’s legislature, says Independent MPP
‘You don’t have to go far back in Canadian history to see how state powers use suppression of Indigenous cultural dress, language, ceremony and beliefs as tools of genocide,’ says MPP Sarah Jama.
