Police hunt BC elder’s killer
RCMP in Vancouver are hunting for the killer of a 71-year-old First Nation elder.
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Drug-charged chief skips court for meeting
A scheduled court appearance to face drug trafficking charges didn’t stop one chief from attending the annual assembly of the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations.
Jones murder probe leads to Washington State
The RCMP investigation into the murder of a teenager from Cowichan First Nation has lead to Washington State.
Highway of Tears investigation leads RCMP to taxi drivers’ DNA
In British Columbia, police are chasing a new angle to solve the murders of women along the province’s infamous Highway of Tears.
Pay for police: RCMP to mining firms
Nunavut RCMP have just released their crime stats for the last year.
BC RCMP search for missing Nikita Jack
Surrey RCMP investigators are trying to track down a 23-year-old First Nations woman who was last seen this past Thursday after leaving her three-year-old daughter at a relative’s home in Surrey, B.C.
Provinces help Big Tobacco undercut FNs cigs: businessman
First Nations cigarette makers can’t compete with the discount products of “Big Tobacco” if provincial governments continue to meddle in the First Nations tobacco trade, says a former Saskatchewan cigarette wholesaler.
FNs man claims Yukon RCMP brutality
A 48 year-old First Nations man says he woke up naked and with a broken shoulder in a Whitehorse drunk tank and he believes surveillance video will show he was the victim of police brutality.
Mohawk firm, Alberta band battle for return of seized smokes
Millions of cigarettes seized by Alberta authorities on the Montana First Nation last week were destined for distribution to reserves throughout the province and British Columbia, APTN National News has learned.