How the feds’ moderate livelihood fishing policy fell apart
Documents show DFO is surveilling Mi’kmaw communities to keep tabs on treaty fishing but has few policy options to respond
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Professors challenge B.C’s racist history ahead of 150th anniversary of joining Canada
Authors of open-source educational booklet hope it will be utilized in schools, by policymakers.
New vaccine brings optimism amid rising threat of variants, high case counts
Canada’s vaccine rollout received a boost Friday with the approval of a third COVID-19 inoculation,…
After challenging racist allegations online, Tania Cameron gets a visit from police
‘I was just shining a light on how ugly people’s views in this town can be.’
Peguis band members in dark about band’s co-management
The nation north of Winnipeg is $153 million in debt, according to financial statements
Southern Chiefs Organization calls for inquiry into federal process for awarding infrastructure contracts
‘We have seen shoddy workmanship and poor materials being used to build peoples’ homes,’ says chief
Feds never on track to fix First Nations drinking water says auditor general
Communities will never have reliable drinking water ‘until deficiencies with water systems are addressed,’ says Karen Hogan
Fashion designer Lesley Hampton apologizes for triggering MMIWG families
MMIWG advocate Deborah Green said the dress designs are similar to blood.
Indigenous Services braces for audit of department’s efforts to supply First Nations with clean water
Auditor general set to table report in the House of Commons on Thursday afternoon