North food innovation projects get $3 million boost
The federal government is pumping $3 million into four northern food innovation projects.
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How preventing Indigenous identity fraud may violate human rights
As academic institutions are working to prevent Indigenous identity fraud, Dalhousie University in Halifax released…
Increasing Inuit involvement in one of Canada’s most remote national parks
Parks Canada says increased consultation with Inuit is a high priority in its updated management…
First Indigenous person appointed to chief justice of British Columbia
Earlier this month, Leonard Marchand was appointed chief justice of British Columbia and chief justice…
NDP MP asks why the feds are spending billions on oil and nothing for protection
Members of Parliament sat in the final session of Question Period for 2023 on Friday….
Woman whose family has been missing for years still no closer to answers despite RCMP update
A woman from British Columbia whose family has been missing for years says she is…
Listuguj Mi’kmaq Nation calls for a moratorium on shrimp fishery
According to the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, warming waters is contributing to declining shrimp…
Addressing the high rate of violence against Indigenous women
Indigenous leadership and the Manitoba RCMP announced on Thursday the creation of a joint action…
Discussing the highs and lows this week regarding reconciliation | Truth & Politics
There have been some highs and lows this week regarding reconciliation. The entire Indigenous Advisory…