Inuk Reverend Fosters Inuit Culture in Ottawa Church
Rev. Canon Aigah Attagutsiak leads an Inuktitut service at St. Margaret's Anglican Church, uniting Inuit and English congregations in Ottawa.
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Man Charged in Hate-Motivated Church Vandalism; Fatal Crash Info Sought
A 45-year-old Toronto man faces charges for damaging a North York church multiple times in suspected hate crimes. Police also seek info on a fatal Scarborough motorcycle crash.
Haiti Gang Violence Displaces Hundreds
A new surge in gang violence in Haiti has forced hundreds of people from their homes, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in the Caribbean nation.
B.C. Children Found Safe After Amber Alert, 2 Arrested
RCMP say two missing B.C. children were found safe within 90 minutes of an Amber Alert. Two suspects are in custody, and the investigation continues.
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Toronto Menorah Vandalism Probed as Hate Crime
Toronto police are seeking a suspect in a suspected hate-motivated mischief after a menorah was damaged near Yorkville. The incident adds to rising antisemitic attacks.
Toronto Police Seek Suspect in Menorah Hate Incident
Toronto police are searching for a suspect after a menorah was vandalized in a hate-motivated incident. The suspect is described as a male in his 30s.
Thunder Bay 'Senior Assassin' Game Sparks Handgun Scare
Reports of a handgun in Thunder Bay were actually part of the 'Senior Assassin' game, where students use water guns. Social media has fueled its popularity among graduates.
B.C. First Nations hold less than 1% of traditional territory
A Postmedia investigation reveals that 25 First Nations in Metro Vancouver and surrounding areas possess less than one percent of their traditional lands, despite recent court victories and land settlements.
UK Paratroopers Airdrop onto Remote Island for Hantavirus
British paratroopers and medics parachuted onto Tristan da Cunha to deliver oxygen and aid after a hantavirus case was confirmed, marking the UK's first humanitarian parachute deployment.
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Indigenous Families Exhume Children's Bodies for Answers
Indigenous families in Quebec are exhuming children's bodies to find answers and closure, highlighting a painful chapter in the province's history.
Annual Ben Calf Robe Powwow Draws Thousands in Edmonton
Over a thousand attendees honored mothers at the Ben Calf Robe Traditional Powwow in Edmonton on May 9, 2026, celebrating Indigenous culture and community.
Calgary Sikh Festival Serves Thousands, Celebrates Community
Tens of thousands gathered in northeast Calgary for Nagar Kirtan, a Sikh Vaisakhi parade emphasizing community service and free food for all.
St. Albert Muslim assault victim condemns Islamophobia
A Muslim man assaulted in St. Albert speaks out, joined by community leaders condemning Islamophobic violence and calling for acceptance and justice.
Squamish Nation Celebrates Seńáḵw Tower Completion
The Squamish Nation held a blessing ceremony for the first tower of the Seńáḵw development on ancestral lands near Burrard Bridge in Vancouver, marking a significant milestone.
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Moose Cree Evacuees Prepare to Leave Barrie
Moose Cree evacuees in Barrie are readying to return home after being sheltered due to wildfires. Community support has been strong during their stay.
Calgary Nagar Kirtan Parade: 80,000+ Expected for Vaisakhi
Calgary's Sikh community hosts the annual Nagar Kirtan parade and festival on Saturday, drawing over 80,000 attendees. The event celebrates Vaisakhi with a parade, food, and religious hymns.
Replica gun fired at three outside Toronto synagogue
Toronto police are investigating a suspected hate-motivated shooting where three people outside a North York synagogue were shot at with a replica firearm. One person suffered minor injuries.
Indigenous Students to Wear Handmade Ribbon Skirts, Shirts at Graduation
Indigenous students in Edmonton will wear handmade ribbon skirts and shirts at their graduation honouring ceremony, celebrating culture and identity.
Nipawin Art Show Honors Mother's Memory
Vicki Chapman-Mager presents 'Roots n' Wings', a visual memoir honoring her late mother Shirley McIvor, at Nipawin Public Library from June 1 to 29.
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Family asks to reopen search for man who died at Banff canyon
The family of a man who died at Banff's Johnston Canyon is urging authorities to reopen the search for his remains, citing new evidence and unanswered questions.
Lethbridge Correctional Centre Gets Blackfoot Name
The Lethbridge Correctional Centre was gifted an honorary Blackfoot name in a ceremony on Thursday, marking a step toward reconciliation and cultural recognition.
Search Continues for Man Who Fell in River South of Cold Lake
Alberta RCMP and search teams continue recovery efforts for a 25-year-old man who fell into a river south of Cold Lake on May 1.
Man Arrested for Luring Child at Brampton Rec Centre
Patrick Rabideau-Blackadder faces sexual offences after allegedly attempting to lure a child into a changing room stall at a Brampton recreational facility.
U.S. Tribes Assert DRIPA Jurisdiction Over B.C.
American Indigenous groups are using B.C.'s DRIPA law to claim authority over provincial decisions, potentially giving U.S. tribes veto power over Canadian laws.
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Mary Simon's Bilingualism Should Have Included Inuktitut
A reader argues that Governor General Mary Simon should have been considered bilingual for speaking Inuktitut, urging reconciliation and broader understanding of Indigenous languages.
Foreign Actors Boost False Alberta Separatism Content
A new report reveals foreign actors are producing more false content about Alberta separatism, aiming to amplify divisions and undermine Canadian unity.
Dozens March for MMIWG2S+ Action on Red Dress Day
A few dozen people marched from the North Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre to the waterfront on Red Dress Day, calling for action on MMIWG2S+.
Saskatoon Youth Rally for Red Dress Day, Honoring MMIWG2S
Faith Bosse, whose mother was murdered, joins Saskatoon community in Red Dress Day events focused on prevention and youth involvement for MMIWG2S.
Edmonton Red Dress Day Vigil Honors MMIWG2S Victims
Edmontonians gathered for a Red Dress Day vigil to honor missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and Two-Spirit people, demanding an end to violence.
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B.C. Indigenous Lawsuit Threatens Freedom of Contract
A lawsuit by Metlakatla First Nation challenges a propane export contract, risking legal certainty for future resource projects with Indigenous groups in Canada.
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