OTTAWA — Members of the global human rights community are reacting to Canada’s national inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women and girls. Human rights…
By Jim Windle with files from AP UTAH – With all of the archaeology pointing in other directions, is it time to stop teaching people…
VICTORIA , BC — Amnesty International is calling for a stop work order on British Columbia’s $8.8 billion Site C hydroelectric dam, saying the mega…
TORONTO – Premier Kathleen Wynne will be taking her chequebook as she embarks on a northern tour amid growing political unrest in the region, including…
OTTAWA – The number of missing or murdered indigenous women in Canada has not escaped the attention of members of the international human rights community,…
VANCOUVER – It wasn’t until Canada’s first aboriginal justice minister took the stage to outline a national inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women that…
OTTAWA — Police are getting ready for a grilling at the national inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women, even if they are not explicitly…
OTTAWA — The federal government is expected to announce Wednesday the terms of an inquiry examining the cases of missing and murdered indigenous women.…
OTTAWA — The federal government has announced the terms of a long-awaited inquiry into murdered and missing indigenous women, unveiling that it will need at…
PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. – First Nation leaders are worried about how the Husky Energy oil pipeline spill will affect their people and wildlife in and…
OTTAWA – It’s not just fossil fuel energy infrastructure that attracts public protests. Clean energy projects also regularly face local opposition. Here are six non-emitting…
OTTAWA – Hunter Tootoo has been working through “deeply personal and private issues,” the ex-Liberal said Wednesday as he resumed his MP duties following two…
OTTAWA – Inuit and those who provide mental-health services to them need to reach a common understanding of why suicide is so common in their…
TORONTO – Duncan McCue is stepping behind the microphone as the new host of CBC Radio One’s “Cross Country Checkup.” The CBC News correspondent replaces…
PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. — Communities affected by an oil spill in the North Saskatchewan River can expect precautionary drinking water measures to be in place…