Trudeau government won’t rule out using force to build Kinder Morgan’s pipeline
“The natural resources minister threatened to use the army on British Columbians.”
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
Trudeau vows financial backing, legislation to save Trans Mountain pipeline
APTN News Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his finance minister will start “formal financial discussions”…
Trudeau travels to B.C. in support of Trans Mountain pipeline expansion
Hundreds of protesters opposed to the expansion of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline demonstrated Thursday…
Pope says he can’t personally apologize for church role in residential schools
Pope Francis will not apologize to residential school survivors and their families for the role…
‘They acted as leaders’: Trudeau apologizes for 1864 execution of Tsilhqot’in chiefs
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has exonerated six Tsilhqot’in chiefs and apologized for their execution more…
Labrador residential school survivors left out of federal apology and settlement
APTN News Leah Ford recalls the abuse she endured as a seven- and eight-year-old student…
Justice minister to examine jury selection after Saskatchewan verdict
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Indigenous people are “significantly underrepresented” in jury pools, but overrepresented in prisons.
MMIWG Inquiry misses Christmas deadline but says it still wants an extension
With its self-imposed deadline come and gone, the MMIWG inquiry says it is still working on a request for an extension from the government.
While some say apology puts them on a road to healing, others will keep up the fight
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stood in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Labrador and apologized for the role Canada played in the institutions that took Innu and Inuit children from their homes and put them in residential schools.
