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‘It’s just not acceptable,' Indigenous leaders say, as Ontario won’t commit to mandatory inquests for children who die in care

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Former Liberal Blair Lekstrom quits post as B.C. premier’s caribou liaison

Who speaks for the Wet’suwet’en people? Making sense of the Coastal GasLink conflict

Jody Wilson-Raybould

Ontario faces renewed calls to make inquests mandatory for children who die in child welfare system

Red tape hampering Ottawa’s attempts to be a better employer to Indigenous civil servants

Jan. 22: ‘The Royal formerly known as Prince?’ Harry and Meghan’s new titles, plus other letters to the editor

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Indigenous people make up over 30 per cent of prisoners in federal custody, Correctional Investigator says

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Human-rights watchdogs under fire over Coastal GasLink conclusions

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Couple donates $2-million to build new centre for Toronto’s Anishnawbe Health Foundation

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Bank of Montreal creates Indigenous Advisory Council following arrest of Indigenous man, granddaughter

Alberta urges Ottawa to address outstanding questions on Indigenous child welfare legislation

RCMP viewed B.C. Coastal GasLink protesters as ‘radicalized,’ court documents show

Indigenous survivors of Indian day schools can now apply for compensation, Ottawa says

For the Wet’suwet’en and Gitxsan peoples, justice has been denied. What else is new?

Stephen O'Neill

January 9 Updated

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Coastal GasLink halts construction after access road is blocked

January 5 Updated

Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller says change won’t come ‘overnight’ as new child-welfare law takes effect

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B.C. Supreme Court grants Coastal GasLink interlocutory injunction against pipeline protesters

December 31 Updated

Arrival of an exotic bird from Gulf of Mexico brings out selflessness of two Northern Canadian communities

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Escape of non-native salmon on B.C. coast puts farm phase-out deadline in question

December 24 Updated

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Fire at B.C. fish farm damages net pen, up to 21,000 Atlantic salmon escape

Here’s how Thunder Bay’s police and Indigenous people can work together

December 20 Updated

Thunder Bay’s education system doesn’t seem to have learned a thing

Ardelle Sagutcheway

December 20 Updated

Textile Museum exhibition celebrates an oft-overlooked strand of Inuit art history

Why some First Nations are gaining ground while others are losing

December 18 Updated

APTN, Rogers Sportsnet agree to three-year deal to broadcast NHL games in Plains Cree

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B.C. First Nation concerned Ottawa not doing enough to protect salmon stocks after Big Bar landslide

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B.C. law society moves to require Indigenous cultural competency training for all practising lawyers

Indigenous trusts provide much needed capital to expand small businesses

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Cherie Brant donates $100,000 to Anishnawbe Health Foundation to build a new centre

Reconciliation 'must continue’: Indigenous peoples a key focus of Throne Speech

December 5 Updated

Federal government to release action plan on MMIWG inquiry’s final report by June, Bennett says

December 4 Updated

Perry Bellegarde says national focus needed on suicide crisis among Indigenous youth

Federal court tosses Ottawa’s bid to quash deadline on First Nations child welfare payments

Ottawa must resolve First Nations child welfare case: Jody Wilson-Raybould

Listen to the voices of the victims, lawyer urges judge in First Nations child welfare case

Saskatchewan First Nation in suicide crisis, leaders want prevention plan

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