First Nations

The Assembly of First Nations of Quebec and Labrador has called out the government for making decisions on Energy East without them.

Statistics Canada released the seventh edition of its report, Women in Canada, on Tuesday.

The hydroelectric project's protesters have been camped out near Fort St. John since last December, which could reportedly cost BC Hydro millions of dollars.

Indigenous chiefs from three provinces are not satisfied with the Liberal government's plan to toughen reviews for new pipeline projects.

A six-part Special Report begins next week on achieving the impossible.

Some highlights of the 94 recommendations from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission report on aboriginal residential schools.

Report comes as abuse survivors and their supporters across the country call for Canada to move from apology to action if true reconciliation will ever be achieved.

When her siste Claudette Osborne disappeared in 2008, Bernadette Smith held vigils with a handful of people who knew her pain, put up "missing" posters with family members

A few of Canada's almost 1,200 missing and murdered indigenous women

Accusers call on Trudeau to request that the former CEO of Vancouver's 2010 Olympic Committee step aside from Own the Podium, pending hearing of claims.

After reading the Supreme Court judgment, I resolved to travel to Burns Lake myself—to hear, first-hand, the stories of Furlong's former students.

Jody Wilson-Raybould followed her father into the practice of law, leading her to become Canada's newest Justice Minister and Attorney General.

“It is an incredible day!” added Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, President of the Union of BC Indian Chiefs.