Vancouver housing campaign aims to do what government isn't: organizers
A campaign called Housing Now has launched in Vancouver.
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Vancouver housing campaign aims to do what government isn’t: organizers
A campaign called Housing Now has launched in Vancouver.
First Nations look to make agreements before mining convention
The Association for Mineral Exploration’s annual convention is being held in Vancouver this week.
Manitoba mine issues stop work order during Idle No More international day of action
As Idle No More rallies again unfolded around the world Monday, Cree NDP MP Romeo Saganash introduced a private members bill to make federal laws compatible with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
Child suicide pact draws criticism
A few weeks ago we had a story about a suicide pact among 30 youth in Vancouver and mostly were Aboriginal.
Aboriginal children make suicide pact
Community groups in Vancouver were sounding alarm bells Tuesday.
Senate committee wraps up cross-country consultation on off-reserve First Nations people
Members of the Senate committee on human rights wrapped up a cross-Canada tour in Vancouver.
Outrage after RCMP officer cleared in beating that left man with brain injury
Crown prosecutors in British Columbia have recommended no charges be laid against an RCMP officer in the beating of a 47 year-old man.
Loss of traditional diet, poverty causes of diabetes: research
Diabetes is a major concern for Aboriginal people.