Liberals launch first phase of inquiry into missing, murdered indigenous women – National Post
OTTAWA — The federal Liberal government is kicking off what it calls the first phase of its inquiry into the tragic phenomenon of missing and murdered indigenous women and girls.…
RCMP head tells indigenous chiefs there are ‘racists’ on his force – Toronto Star
’Some of the worst racists carry a gun and they carry a badge,’ says BC grand chief Speaking for the first time before the Assembly of First Nations conference, Royal…
Whitecap Dakota First Nation to blame for allowing fraud: RBC, KPMG – StarPhoenix
December 9, 2015 The Whitecap Dakota First Nation’s leaders have only themselves to blame after their accountant stole millions of dollars, according to Whitecap’s bank and auditing firm. RBC and…
Canadian North announces resumption of afternoon departures and codesharing on Ottawa – Iqaluit route
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 9, 2015 Canadian North is pleased to announce that on Monday, January 11, 2016, it will resume afternoon departures and codeshare flights with First Air on…
The high cost of illegal tobacco – Toronto Life
A four-part series that looks inside the world of illegal tobacco This is a sponsored post, which means it was paid for by our advertising partners. Learn more about the…
To the Principals and Teachers of First Nations and Inuit schools in Quebec
Press Release The Cree School Board and the Quebec Aboriginal Science and Engineering Association (QASEA) are pleased to invite you to the Quebec Aboriginal Science Fair (QASF) that will be…
Team Nunavik-Québec 2016: Final Regional Trials Organized in Kuujjuaq
Press Release Kuujjuaq, Québec, December 9, 2015 – From November 27 to 29, 108 athletes from all over Nunavik competed in the final regional trials organized for Team Nunavik–Québec (TNQ).…
Mishkeegogamang First Nation walks to remember the murdered missing – Toronto Star
Last spring, a group of walkers left Mishkeegogamang First Nation to begin a 650-km journey of remembrance for the murdered and the missing. THUNDER BAY—The sharp scent of wet cedar…
PEI Mi’kmaq chiefs optimistic about Trudeau commitments – The Guardian
December 09, 2015 P.E.I.’s Mi’kmaq chiefs say they are optimistic about the relationship between First Nations and the federal government after the latest commitments from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Chief…
Bill 153 – Questions & Answers – MNO
Bill 153 – The Métis Nation of Ontario Secretariat Act was introduced into the Provincial Legislature on December 1, 2015. This is the first Métis-specific legislation in Ontario history and…
