Despite Parliament's vow, FN kids still fall through cracks, research shows
Seven years ago, Jordan River Anderson of Norway House, Man., died in a Winnipeg hospital.
Ottawa
Senator Brazeau "confident" of Federal Court victory and is innocent of sexual harassment allegations: lawyer
A lawyer representing Senator Patrick Brazeau says he would be “surprised” if the Federal Court sided in favour of a former staffer at an Aboriginal organization seeking to overturn a Canadian Human Rights Commission decision to dismiss her sexual harassment complaint against the Senator on jurisdictional grounds.
10 Aboriginal students step through open door of success
Ten students at an urban Aboriginal high school in Ottawa are celebrating.
Aglukkaq says she's working to find TB vaccine replacement
The recent tuberculosis vaccine recall has left Health Canada scrambling for an alternative.
Ottawa schoolchildren rally for First Nations students
Non-Aboriginal kids are joining forces to improve the lives of First Nations children.
Conservative MP tables bill to repeal sections of the Indian Act
Saskatchewan Conservative MP Rob Clarke introduced a private member’s bill Monday that, if passed, would increase the power of bands to pass bylaws, repeal sections of the Indian Act dealing with residential schools, the governing of wills and that barred First Nations in the prairies from freely selling agricultural products.
Blott investigators make serious allegations
After six days of hearings in Vancouver Supreme Court, the decision on what to do with Calgary law firm Blott & Company now rests in the hands of Justice Brenda Brown, one of nine judges across the country who oversee the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement.
Residential school trauma haunts women still
The legacy of residential schools continues to impact thousands of Aboriginal men and women across the country.
A year later FN flood victims remain in limbo as Ottawa, band bicker over list
We’ve been following the story about the Lake St. Martin First Nation.
