Transparency major issue at police watchdog unit in Quebec says new report
BEI is one of the least transparent police investigation organizations in Canada says lawyer.
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‘I’m not going to let this go’: An Atikamekw man’s last cry for justice before he died
Days before dying in a Quebec hospital, Georges-Herve Awashish shared allegations of racism in an exclusive interview with La Converse.
Quebec’s Indigenous Affairs minister replaced with former Montreal cop
AFNQL says premier must be more involved because a change of ministers ‘will not be enough.’
Quebec Superior Court orders Kitigan Zibi to stop blocking hunter access to wildlife reserve
Three other Algonquin Nations named in the injunction request.
Hydro Quebec’s Churchill Falls subject of $4B lawsuit filed by Innu of Labrador
The Innu of Labrador are claiming $4 billion in damages from Hydro Quebec over ecological…
Remembering Joyce Echaquan: Frequently asked questions and the facts so far
Mother of seven hailed from the 772 hectare Atikamekw community of Manawan in central Quebec
Coroner’s inquiry into Joyce Echaquan’s death won’t happen before 2021, Quebec says
Atikamekw Nation says it will release demands on how to curb racism in health care called Joyce’s Principle in the coming days.
Quebec Premier Francois Legault formally apologizes to Joyce Echaquan’s family
In Ottawa, a minute of silence was held for Echaquan following question period Tuesday.
Algonquin Nation stands firm on moose hunting moratorium as possible injunction looms
Court will decide on whether to impose an injunction on the Algonquin Nation that is protecting its ancestral lands.