Justice Canada study finds own criminal courts stacked against Indigenous accused
Indigenous offenders were 30 per cent more likely to be imprisoned than white offenders says the report.
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‘Lofty rhetoric and little action’: Jody Wilson-Raybould on the pitfalls of power, politics and how Ottawa needs to change
‘There needs to be changes in laws including the Indian Act, which is a very racist piece of legislation that remains on the book,’ she says on N2N
Thousands gather on Parliament Hill to mark National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
‘Let us hold those children in our heart forever’ says Algonquin Elder.
Judge upholds human rights compensation order for First Nations kids
Canada has lost every battle so far in 14-year-old court fight that isn’t over yet
Assembly of First Nations unveils priorities ahead of federal election
National chief declines to endorse any party, says whoever is elected must recognize rights and make amends for the past
Trudeau’s snap election means voters go to polls in 36 days
Voters will head to the polls on Sept. 20 after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called…
Indigenous leaders pan federal election during pandemic
Politicians should focus on public safety instead of votes, they say
Trudeau launches Canada into federal election scheduled for Sept. 20
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is calling a federal election that will go hand in hand…
Former MMIWG commissioner Michèle Audette named to Canada’s Senate
Michèle Audette, the former commissioner of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women…
