RCMP lay charges in hit and run death of young man from Elsipogtog
Police have charged a New Brunswick man in a hit-and-run death that left a First Nation grieving and seeking justice.
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‘Nunavut is in crisis:’ Arctic communities stressed dealing with social issues
Nunavut’s health minister says more than one Arctic community is at a crisis point dealing with social problems.
Simone Sanderson remembered as a ‘fighter’ as murder trial begins
The trial of Kyllan Ellis started Monday in Winnipeg. Ellis is accused of killing 23-year-old Simone Sanderson, a mother of one.
Cree woman in Alberta sues RCMP for unjust arrest, black eye and fractured orbital bone
Cree woman from Alberta is suing the RCMP for $450,000 for being arrested without justification and assault.
Montreal police a central theme at Quebec inquiry into Indigenous relations
“During the (sensitivity) training there were many (Montreal) officers laughing and not listening.”
Feds boost funding for Indigenous police services
The federal government has earmarked $291 million for the First Nations Policing Program.
Quebec investigation examining how a Cree man died after stay in Waskaganish jail
Quebec’s Bureau of Independent Investigation is looking into how 24-year old Brandon Stephen died after being locked in a jail in the Cree community of Waskaganish.
Police, racism and keeping youth safe: A look back at Thunder Bay
APTN News Throughout 2017 the city of Thunder Bay has been in the news. It…
First Nation lawyer joins Thunder Bay police board in ‘challenging times’
Willow Fiddler APTN News A new board member on the Thunder Bay Police Services Board…
