Aboriginal Affairs robbing Peter to pay Paul: document
Canada’s Department of Aboriginal Affairs has been robbing Peter to pay Paul.
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Governor General hands out awards of excellence in Ottawa
Teachers, students and historians were recognized for their outstanding work in Ottawa Monday.
‘I’m not the Indian Prime Minister’: Atleo responds to secret education agreement with Harper
By Cara McKenna APTN National News Former Assembly of First Nations National Chief Shawn Atleo…
Small number apply for residential school credit
The deadline for Indian residential school personal credits is Friday.
The RCMP should allow OPP to expand independent probe of Parliament Hill attack: NDP MP
An NDP MP says the RCMP needs to let an external set of eyes review how an armed Michael Zehaf-Bibeau could run in off the street, carjack a ministerial limousine and drive it to the front door of Centre Block before any of the federal police force’s officers could stop him.
Discrimination case against Canada now in the hands of Human Rights Tribunal Commissioners
After a year and a half of detailed testimony and tens of thousands of documents, the fate of a discrimination complaint against Canada is now in the hands of the three commissioners charged with making a decsion on the case.
Dramatic surveillance video reveals how Zehaf-Bibeau stormed Parliament Hill
After Michael Zehaf-Bibeau gunned down reservist Nathan Cirillo with two shots from his 30-30 Winchester, lever-action rifle he fired a third time, missing the second reservist who was also standing in ceremonial guard at the National War Memorial by the tomb of the unknown soldier.
PM Harper says ‘terrorist’ launched attack in Ottawa, links event to war against ISIS
A suspected gunman was shot and killed on Parliament Hill Wednesday following a separate shooting at the National War Memorial that left a Canadian soldier dead during a dramatic morning that saw authorities swarm downtown Ottawa, cordoning off streets and locking down buildings.
Valcourt defends funding levels for FN child services now under scrutiny by human rights tribunal
Aboriginal Affairs Minister Bernard Valcourt defended Ottawa’s treatment of First Nation children Tuesday as the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal continued to hear closing arguments on a discrimination case against the federal government.
