From a Nunavik day school to Rideau Hall: Governor General Mary Simon reflects on reconciliation journey
The first Indigenous person to serve as Canada’s governor general hopes she can help heal the country’s deep wounds
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Canada, First Nations reveal details of $40B draft deals to settle child welfare claims
2 non-binding agreements must be finalized before victims can be compensated
Courts approve $8B settlement between First Nations, feds in clean water class action
‘This is great progress but it’s just a small stepping stone to ensuring that every status Indian living on an Indian reserve has access to clean drinking water,’ said Chief Emily Whetung on N2N
Critics accuse Liberals of failing to address Indigenous housing crisis
Canada’s rapidly rising real estate prices have dominated discussion in Parliament this fall but some…
Prime minister tells cabinet ministers to concentrate on COVID-19, UNDRIP, clean water and justice
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s new mandate letters to his 38 members of cabinet were published…
Proposed First Nations child welfare money major part of government’s fiscal update
The Liberal government released its fiscal update Tuesday afternoon and a big part of the announcement…
Feds need a commission to review ‘miscarriages of justice’ for Indigenous and Black inmates: Judges
‘The current system has failed to provide remedies for women, Indigenous or Black people,’ says Harry Laforme.
Jaime Battiste named parliamentary secretary for Crown-Indigenous relations
Ontario MP Vance Badawey tapped for parliamentary secretary for Indigenous services
Inuit who say they’re victims of Catholic priest must come forward: Federal justice minister
Oblate priest Johannes Rivoire is living in a Catholic retreat in France