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‘My boys don’t go to school anymore’: Actions of ICE agents in Minnesota part of blood memories – APTN News
Mar 03, 2026 The anxiety Jacque Wilson felt when Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents increased their presence in the state, and in particular, the Twin Cities, came over her…
Ontario backs $250M expansion of SON-Bruce Power isotopes partnership – ReNew Canada
March 3, 2026 The Government of Ontario is providing a provincial guarantee through the Indigenous Opportunities Financing Program (IOFP) to support a $250 million investment to increase production of life-saving…
Celebrating ‘Food Is Medicine’ across First Nations communities – FNHA
Mar 3, 2026 March is National Nutrition Month, and we are excited to launch the First Nations Health Authority’s (FNHA) annual Food is Medicine wellness campaign. Throughout the month, we…
Indigenous police service adopts tool to support officer mental health – Sudbury Star
Mar 03, 2026 App provides confidential way to screen for PTSD, anxiety and depression A First Nation police service covering communities on Manitoulin and the North Shore has adopted a…
Alberta police force wants some cough syrups behind store counters over misuse risk – CTV
February 28, 2026 TABER — Police in a southern Alberta community are asking retailers for help to curb crimes associated with over-the-counter cough syrup. The Taber Police Service says in…
Doctor debunks 3 common heart health myths – CTV
March 01, 2026 Heart disease is the second most common cause of death in Canada, and one doctor warns that there are a number of myths associated with cardiovascular health…
Health Canada urged to make gene-edited pork labels mandatory – CTV
March 01, 2026 HALIFAX — An advocacy group of farmers and environmental organizations wants Health Canada to implement mandatory labelling on pork from gene-edited pigs. Earlier this year, the federal…
Paralympians benefit from cutting-edge prosthetics. Many Canadians can’t afford them – CBC
Most parts of Canada don’t cover sport prosthetics, which cost thousands of dollars Mar 02, 2026 For decades, paralympians have been landing on the podium with help from advances in…
Gjoa Haven should declare state of emergency, visiting mechanic advises – Nunavut News
February 27, 2026 Two of three water delivery trucks in Gjoa Haven have broken down along with a snow plow truck and a bulldozer crucial to keeping an access road…
No end in sight to Kashechewan First Nation evacuation – CBC
Feb 27, 2026 State of emergency declared on Jan. 4 due to issues with the water treatment plant There’s no clear date for when evacuees from Kashechwan First Nation will…
