RCMP believe some Inuit parents in Nunavut sell children to pimps, human traffickers
By Kenneth Jackson APTN National News The RCMP in Nunavut have long “suspected” Inuit parents…
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Family questions RCMP’s handling of 20 year-old Ojibway woman’s death
In her final hours early Sunday morning, Rocelyn Gabriel desperately tried to flag down passing cars before darting back behind bins at the recycling depot in Portage la Prairie, Man., according to her aunt Loretta Traverse.
Family of Terrace B.C. man launches lawsuit against RCMP
APTN National News The family of a Terrace B.C. man is launching a class action…
RCMP responds to APTN story on Elsipogtog protests
APTN National News The RCMP had something to say about an APTN National News story…
Elsipogtog protestors call for a tribal police force
APTN National News Residents of Elsipogtog in New Brunswick say they’ve lost trust in the…
Ottawa prepared for nation-wide protests following RCMP Elsipogtog raid: documents
The federal government prepared for the potential of a nation-wide flare up of protests triggered by heavily-armed raid last October by RCMP tactical units on a Mi’kmaq-led anti-fracking camp in New Brunswick, internal government records show.
Ex-FBI agent on rogue CIA operation travelled to Canada hunting laundered Iranian oil cash
A retired FBI agent who went missing in Iran seven years ago while on a rogue CIA operation also travelled to Canada while on the trail of laundered Iranian oil money.
RCMP gathering cold case files across Canada dating back to 1980
The RCMP is in the midst of an ambitious project gathering unsolved murder and missing-persons files from over 200 police forces dating back to 1980, says Aboriginal policing Supt. Tyler Bates.
Elsipogtog anti-fracking fight fallout putting strain on RCMP-First Nation relations
The two New Brunswick RCMP officers knocked on Malcolm Ward’s door Wednesday morning while the Mi’kmaq man played with his one year-old son River in the living room.
