Marlene Bird, the homeless woman who was discovered horribly injured in Prince Albert, Sask., on June 1, continues to recover in hospital where she said she is feeling restless and worried about a future with less independence.
Category: Politics
Aboriginal leaders are renewing calls for a national public inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women as hundreds of First Nations leaders gather in Halifax.
A tentative deal has been reached between three levels of government to return residents to Lake St. Martin First Nation.
Category: News/Canada/Manitoba
A tentative deal has been reached between three levels of government to return residents to Lake St. Martin First Nation.
Category: News/Canada/Manitoba
The sensitive testimony of survivors of Canada’s notorious residential school system should be sealed for decades rather than destroyed, because destruction would damage the historical record, an Ontario court heard Tuesday.
Category: News/Aboriginal
A question on the role of Louis Riel in the country’s history, found in an online quiz produced by Citizenship and Immigration Canada, raises controversy.
Category: News/Aboriginal