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RCMP believe social media could break historic homicide investigation in the deaths of three women
The families of these three women deserve to know what happened, to bring their loved ones home, and see a resolution through an arrest of the person or persons responsible.
Election interference probe has First Nations educator concerned about further racism from CSIS, RCMP
“…the racism in Canada is so normalized, so normal, that people don’t realise that what’s happening is not right.” —Dr. Lorna Wanosts’a7 Williams
First Nation laws on First Nation land codes to be enforced by provincial justice mechanism
“This is really a symbiotic relationship where each needs the other to make this work particularly in an expedient context.” —Dale Tesarowski, an executive director with Saskatchewan Justice.
Struggle against “violent erasure” of Indigenous languages continues today
“We have far too few adult speakers, especially adult speakers who are working age, childbearing age…so there needs to be a specific and special focus on the creation of new adult speakers.” — Dr. Onowa McIvor
Feds supporting Indigenous families to self-isolate on the land
Alberta News in Brief for November 14
Book shows how a seed harvested and sown by the ancestors demonstrated love for future generations
“Whatever our age, whatever our growing up experiences, Manoomin shows us that the ancestors prepared for our arrival, harvesting and reseeding fields in anticipation of our births.” —author Brittany Luby
What happened to free, prior and informed consent?—Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council on Bill 15
Statement from the Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council
If cannabis has a role in harm reduction, why are costs not covered?
“Cannabis is viewed as a desirable potential alternative to opioids, alcohol and other illicit drugs and prescription medications.” — Dr. Nel Wieman, senior medical officer for the First Nations Health Authority
First Nation calls for shared decision-making to avoid crisis management
Indigenous writing program seeks participants to work alongside mentors
“Our students reminded us why we publish and why we write.” —Richard Van Camp