Regina Walk Honours MMIWG2S+ Lives Ahead of Red Dress Day
The third annual Honouring their Spirits smudge walk and gathering in Regina paid tribute to missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and Two-Spirit people ahead of Red Dress Day.
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Sask. Hotel Workers Get Human Trafficking Training
Hotel workers in Saskatchewan will receive training to identify signs of human trafficking, aiming to enhance safety and reporting in the hospitality industry.
Regina Walk Honours Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
The Nēwo-Yōtina Friendship Centre's MMIWG2S+ Gathering & Smudge Walk marks Red Dress Day, raising awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit individuals.
Indigenous Firefighting Camp Returns for Third Year
Calgary's fire department hosts a three-day camp for Indigenous youth aged 18-30, featuring hands-on training with equipment, car fire simulations, and search-and-rescue exercises.
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Judge Approves Île-à-la-Crosse Residential School Settlement
A Saskatchewan judge has approved a class action settlement for former students of the Île-à-la-Crosse residential school, bringing closure to survivors and their families.
Walk remembers Wendy Lafortune, missing Sudbury woman
Two years after her disappearance, family and community gather for a walk to remember Wendy Lafortune, last seen in New Sudbury, hoping for closure.
DRIPA and Its Legal Consequences: An In-Depth Analysis
Explore the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA) in B.C., its legal implications, and the recent court rulings that shape its future.
Sask. Court to Rule on MMIWG and TRC Reports as Evidence
Saskatchewan's top court will hear arguments on whether excerpts from the MMIWG and TRC reports can be used as evidence in a class action lawsuit over birth alerts.
Disability Advocate Seeks Stricter E-Scooter Parking Rules
Zachary Weeks urges Edmonton to enforce stricter parking rules for shared e-scooters to improve accessibility for people with disabilities.
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Vancouver Playwright Challenges Israel-Palestine Narrative
Itai Erdal's play 'Soldiers of Tomorrow' offers an alternative view of the Israel-Palestine conflict, drawn from his IDF service and questioning of historical narratives.
Moose Cree First Nation Declares State of Emergency
Moose Cree First Nation in northern Ontario has declared a state of emergency. The declaration comes amid ongoing challenges facing the community.
Nova Scotia Sibling Disappearance Baffles Police One Year On
One year after Jack and Lilly Sullivan vanished near their Nova Scotia home, police have few answers. A detective suggests the family may be involved, as digital footprints make vanishing acts rare.
First Indigenous senator spoke at Saskatoon youth conference in 1962
On April 30, 1962, Senator James Gladstone, Canada's first Indigenous senator, addressed the Native League youth conference in Saskatoon, discussing challenges faced by Indigenous youth.
Mamdani Asks King Charles to Return Koh-i-Noor Diamond
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani urged King Charles III to return the Koh-i-Noor diamond to India during a royal visit, reigniting debate over colonial artifacts.
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Two Jews Stabbed in London; Suspect Tasered, Held for Attempted Murder
Two Jewish men were stabbed in London's Golders Green neighborhood. The suspect, a 45-year-old man, was Tasered and arrested. Police are treating the incident as attempted murder.
RCMP search for suspect after Norway House shooting injures two
RCMP are searching for a suspect after a shooting in Norway House, Manitoba left two people injured. The incident occurred late Monday night, and police have not yet made any arrests.
Feds Outline $4.3B for Indigenous Education, Health
The federal government announced $4.3 billion in new spending for Indigenous education and health in the spring economic update, aiming to address systemic gaps.
Judge Orders Gladue Report for Man Denying Indigenous Roots
A Yellowknife judge insists a man claiming to be Caucasian must receive a Gladue report before sentencing, citing his Inuit surname and appearance.
700 Innu Challenge Canada Over Revoked Indigenous Status
Hundreds of Innu from Essipit are taking Canada to court after the federal government revoked their Indigenous status. The case challenges federal definitions of Indigenous identity.
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King Charles' 24-Hour Canada Visit Cost Revealed
King Charles spent 24 hours in Canada, and the cost to taxpayers has been disclosed. The visit included a throne speech and inspections.
Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs Backs Halt on Two Treaties
The Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs supports First Nations seeking a pause on K'ómoks and Kitselas treaties due to overlapping land claims, threatening legal action.
Manitoba Possible Campaign for New Accessible Space
Manitoba Possible launches a campaign to fund a new accessible space in Winnipeg, aiming to expand services for people with disabilities.
FSIN Audit: Minister Seeks More Answers, Not Repayment Yet
Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty says the government is still seeking information from FSIN regarding an audit flagging $28.7 million in spending concerns, but is not currently working to recoup funds.
89-Year-Old Arrested After Athens Shooting Spree
An 89-year-old man was arrested after opening fire at a social security office and a courthouse in Athens, wounding at least four people. Motive unclear.
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WHCD Uneaten Meals Donated to Shelters After Incident
After a security breach at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, uneaten steak and lobster meals were freeze-dried and donated to shelters for abused women and children.
Canada's Most Dangerous Professor: Widdowson Handcuffed
Frances Widdowson, a controversial academic, was handcuffed and fined for trespassing at the University of Lethbridge, sparking debate on free speech and academic freedom.
North Korea Executions Rose During Lockdown: Rights Group
A rights group reports that North Korea sharply increased executions during its pandemic lockdown, with public shootings and forced labor camp sentences rising dramatically.
FSIN deadline for spending response, ISC minister says
Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty says the clock is ticking for the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations to respond to disputed spending allegations, urging transparency.
Gunmen Attack Orphanage in Nigeria, Abduct 23 Pupils
Gunmen raided an orphanage in northern Nigeria, kidnapping 23 pupils. The attack occurred late Sunday in Lokoja, Kogi State, sparking a police search.
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Pope: War and Plundering Earth's Resources Robs Peaceful Future
Pope Leo warns that wars and plundering resources rob the world of a peaceful future, referencing the Chornobyl disaster's 40th anniversary.
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