Ontario judge extends injunctions against what he calls ‘lawless protesters’ in Caledonia
‘I am a Haudenosaunee man who does not belong before this colonial court,’ says Skyler Williams
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Thunder Bay major crime unit looking into allegation on social media that First Nation father was beaten to death
Allegations made on Facebook says the father of two was attacked by four males
Ottawa’s offer to negotiate Six Nations land issues prompted backlash from McKenzie Meadows developer
Letters were contained in court records submitted ahead of Friday’s injunction hearing
Missanabie Cree Nation receives settlement on a 100 year old land claim
Leadership is currently searching for land to build community.
Supreme Court affirms constitutionality of change to jury selection procedure
Boushie family intervened in Supreme Court challenge to jury selection reform law
A reckoning happening in Canadian institutions says Anishinaabe broadcaster Jesse Wente
Anishinaabe broadcaster and writer, Jesse Wente is not one to shy away from criticizing the…
Sentencing law ignores treaties, violates charter rights of Pikangikum residents says judge
Case not about overincarceration but “extension of the corrosive effects of colonialization,” says Justice David Gibson
Coalition takes Toronto back to court over pandemic safety for homeless people
“They’re still not a two meter distance in all directions,” says street pastor about space in the shelters.
Ontario board orders new review of doctor’s genital examination on child
Family says doctor’s exam on daughter was based on child’s race.