National News Ottawa needs to end ‘racist’ classification policies against Indigenous inmates: advocates By Kenneth Jackson Oct 11, 2017 A case to be heard before the Supreme Court of Canada Thursday involving a Metis man could have far-reaching impacts across the prison system, including helping Indigenous female inmates. Report an Error Tell us your Story Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Your Name *Your Email Address *Details *EmailSubmit Report Tags: Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies, Canada, Featured, Francyne Joe, Kenneth Jackson, Kim Pate, NWAC, Prison Continue Reading Proposed sterilization class-action filed in Saskatoon court Gitxsan industry meets Gitxsan activism in B.C. Author(s) Kenneth Jackson [email protected] More Stories Gizhe Waa Tii-Si-Win Expo unites over 70 essential service... 2 days ago By Cierra Bettens Cree mother says Regina hospital turned her son away – o... 3 days ago By Rachel May Vote for new president of the Métis National Council put ... 3 days ago By Dennis Ward Youth program offers boxing lessons modelled after 7 sacre... 3 days ago By Cierra Bettens RCMP commander in New Brunswick says response in Elsipogto... 3 days ago By APTN National News Ottawa says complaints mechanism not the solution to meeti... 3 days ago By Fraser Needham