Alderville First Nation Mountie heads to France for special ceremony at Vimy Ridge
A Mountie from the Alderville First Nation was invited to France for a special ceremony marking the 100th anniversary of the World War One battle at Vimy Ridge.
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4 girls, 4 suicides, and a desperately broken system
The stories of these four girls, whose identities cannot be revealed to protect the privacy of their families, are detailed in a leaked 2014 Manitoba Children’s Advocate Special Investigation Aggregate Report into the deaths of 14 children aged two months to 17 years.
Former Nunavut Premier asking why report on RCMP being kept secret
Nunavut’s former Premier is wondering out loud about a local Nunavut police force to replace the RCMP, following government silence on a report about civilian oversight of Nunavut’s mounties.
Three things InFocus: Modernizing the NEB, a Mistrial in the Yukon, and Policing in Northern BC
Indigenous peoples are being heard but opinion is divided on if their rights being respected
Mi’kmaq women’s centre: A safe haven in Sydney’s ugly underbelly
Some in the sex trade. Some homeless. Many struggling with drug addictions.
Mi’kmaw woman says being on RCMP watchlist is a badge of honour
Suzanne Patles is one of 89 people named in RCMP intelligence report.
Identities of two Mi’kmaq Warriors on RCMP ‘threat’ list revealed
APTN National News has identified two of the individuals on a list of 89 Indigenous rights activists considered “threats” by the RCMP
RCMP intelligence centre compiled list of 89 Indigenous rights activists considered “threats”
The RCMP compiled a list of 89 individuals considered “threats” as part of an operation aimed at improving the federal police force’s intelligence capacity when facing Indigenous rights demonstrations