New downloadable ‘statement to police’ cards issued in Edmonton
The card is designed to help people in the event they are stopped by police
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Senate document dump breached privacy of 200 Indigenous applicants
Canada’s privacy laws don’t apply to the Senate, says privacy commissioner’s office.
Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre steps up to serve elders during pandemic
From Monday to Friday, the Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre delivers hot lunches to elders throughout…
After multiple attempts, suicide prevention legislation passed in Saskatchewan
Doyle Vermette says Bill 601 is something he’s been pushing the Saskatchewan legislature to pass…
It took 15 years of advocacy to get cell coverage on Highway of Tears, and families say there is still much work to do
2006 report also outlined issues with police and transportation along the infamous highway.
Federal Liberals take heat for extending timeline to fix drinking water problems on First Nations
Government quietly tabled plan with new deadlines for water at a committee
Special Investigation Unit asking for witnesses to come forward in alleged sexual assaults in Pikangikum
Ontario’s police watchdog is asking witnesses to alleged sexual assaults in Pikangikum First Nation to…
‘Clare’s Law’ can warn about a partner’s violent past: Here’s what it means
Only available in Saskatchewan, Alberta and Newfoundland-Labrador so far.
Acho Dene Koe First Nation holds election despite challenge from feds, but not everyone is pleased with the results
The election is being appealed by member who lost the race for chief.