$150B global human trafficking industry happening in plain sight in Canada say experts
Traffickers ‘look for people with vulnerabilities or weaknesses and they exploit those,’ says RCMP Cpl. David Lane.
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Ripping the band-aid off: Resignations and repatriations on the road to museum decolonization
The Royal British Columbia Museum’s decolonization journey took a personal turn in the summer of…
Removing the colonial lens: The push to decolonize museums in Canada
It’s no secret that museum collections have benefitted from the colonization of countries occupied by…
COVID-19 halts Indigenous rights resistance, for now
It seemed like Indigenous Peoples were on the verge of something big in early 2020….
Youth goes to jail fighting for rights
Indigenous Peoples fighting for their rights, their Indigenous rights, their human rights, are often criminalized….
Families concerned about care Elders receiving at care home run by Opaskwayak Cree Nation
Families who have loved ones living in the Rod McGillivary Memorial Care Home, run by…
Residents at assisted living centre in Winnipeg worried about their safety
Tenants say on-site nurse and security needed in North End home.
‘Even if it hurts I want the truth’: Families struggling to get answers on in-custody deaths
Long delays in investigating police involved deaths needs to change some say
Families of men who died in RCMP custody still searching for answers
‘There’s no repercussion and not to mention that, but there’s no repercussions for what’s done and what they do.’