No charges laid against Canadian Tire employee who confronted First Nation man in store
A First Nations man is fearing the worst now that criminal charges won’t be laid against a former Canadian Tire employee he says roughed him up.
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AFN chiefs reject call for MMIW inquiry commissioner resignations
Assembly of First Nations chiefs on Thursday defeated a motion tabled by Manitoba leaders calling for the removal of the remaining commissioners heading the inquiry into the national tragedy of the disproportionate number of murdered and missing Indigenous women and girls.
Self-defense course hoping to make Regina a little safer for women
Larissa Burnouf APTN National News Regina grappler trying to make Regina streets safer for Indigenous…
‘Colonialism No More’ protest in Regina still going strong after 80 days
The group is refusing to leave until changes are made to on-reserve issues like suicide, housing, water and poverty
Demonstrations, occupations targeting Indigenous Affairs offices slowly gaining momentum
Protests and occupations hit Indigenous Affairs offices in several cities this week
How love gave Regina year-round Indian tacos
Pizza and tacos restaurant opened after couple fell in love
