Boushie’s family meets federal ministers after acquittal in murder trial
“We have little to no faith in the justice system. We’re here to talk about that.”
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‘Not right:’ Outrage after jury finds Saskatchewan farmer not guilty in shooting
There were sobs of despair and cries of “murderer” in a Saskatchewan courtroom Friday.
American pipeline protesters demonstrate outside Trudeau meetings
“Say no to Kinder Morgan or the communities are going to shut it down.”
Witness testifies accused argued with Tina Fontaine a few weeks before death
WINNIPEG – A witness told a Winnipeg murder trial he saw the man accused in…
Federal government sets up Jordan’s Principle call centre
The centre will provide families with direct access to agents who will start the intake process.
Mayor, tribal council call for calm as jury deliberates
“We must continue to work with each other in a good way, in a respectful way.”
Gerald Stanley murder trial triggers call to change how juries selected
“Without Indigenous people on the jury, how will they understand?”
A look at key events in the investigation and murder trial of Gerald Stanley
A jury is considering whether Saskatchewan farmer Gerald Stanley is guilty.
Three Indigenous candidates were considered to fill recent Supreme Court vacancy
In the end, Sheilah Martin of Alberta was nominated to fill the vacant seat.
