February 21, 2018 First witness at Rankin Inlet hearing calls on communities to speak out Warning: Some readers may be disturbed by details in this story. RANKIN INLET—Sexual abuse—and Nunavut’s…
From Employment and Social Development Canada February 20, 2018 Québec, Quebec Employment and Social Development Canada Over the past year, the Government of Canada has travelled across the country, engaging with…
Indigenous Initiatives co-directors use Truth and Reconciliation Commission as springboard for change When the Wellesley Institute study “First Peoples, Second Class Treatment” was released in 2015, it suggested that racism…
February 20, 2018 Leaders of an isolated Manitoba First Nation community that is running low on fuel are scrambling to ensure residents have enough heat for their homes during an…
Source: The Canadian Press Feb 19, 2018 By Jim Bronskill THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA _ Setting up tattoo parlours and needle-exchange programs in penitentiaries would help reduce the spread of hepatitis C, the…
Source: The Canadian Press Feb 16, 2018 8:45 MONTREAL _ The Quebec government is changing course on a controversial policy and will now allow parents to accompany their sick children on emergency air evacuations.…
Western health care has not worked, Indigenous Health expert says, as Ontario announces funding in First Nations-run health-care programs Feb. 14, 2018 Ontario’s health minister says he has faith the…
You can kill somebody if the meat is not good’ Feb 13, 2018 A former minister of natural resources says the province put restrictions on the sale of meat harvested…
Results support what people here have been saying for decades: That they have been exposed to dangerously high levels of mercury and younger generations have likely been affected as well.…
Source: The Canadian Press Feb 9, 2018 OTTAWA _ Indigenous Services Canada has set up a new call centre to help First Nations children get services and supports under the child-first jurisdictional policy known…