Anti-FIPA rally backs Hupacasath legal fight
A rally was held in support of the Hupacasath First Nation this week in support of their legal challenge of the Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement (FIPPA) between Canada and China.
Vancouver
'Homeless' Dave begins hunger strike over Vancouver poverty
In one of Canada’s poorest neighbourhoods, a former homeless man stopped eating food last Friday at noon.
'The whole ship ripped open'
Seven years ago this month, the Queen of the North sank after striking an island off the north coast of British Columbia.
Heavy secrecy surrounds hearing into possible lawyer misconduct
Another serious breach within the residential schools settlement process could be resolved sooner rather than later.
Walking to remember the missing and murdered in Vancouver
You can hear drumming.
Vancouver housing campaign aims to do what government isn't: organizers
A campaign called Housing Now has launched in Vancouver.
Vancouver housing campaign aims to do what government isn’t: organizers
A campaign called Housing Now has launched in Vancouver.
First Nations look to make agreements before mining convention
The Association for Mineral Exploration’s annual convention is being held in Vancouver this week.
Manitoba mine issues stop work order during Idle No More international day of action
As Idle No More rallies again unfolded around the world Monday, Cree NDP MP Romeo Saganash introduced a private members bill to make federal laws compatible with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
