Families walk Highway of Tears before missing, murdered Indigenous women hearing
Gladys Radek raised a fist in the air and wept as she reached the end of her 350-kilometre journey along British Columbia's Highway of Tears.
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Indigenous protesters build tiny homes in path of Trans Mountain pipeline
First Nations protesters in British Columbia are planning to place tiny homes directly in the path of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.
Trudeau government to play 'matchmaker' for science students seeking work
Labour Minister Patty Hajdu describes her government’s work as a “matchmaker” for post-secondary students and employers, and explains why NAFTA priorities on gender and Indigenous rights matter.
Tories send Liberals a NAFTA olive branch, with strings attached
Attack mode, says the Conservative Party's new foreign affairs critic, will not be the opposition's first instinct when dealing with the Liberal government's renegotiation of the NAFTA.
Ottawa wants info on impact of nuclear-waste bunker on Indigenous community
Further information on how a proposed nuclear-waste bunker near Lake Huron might affect area First Nations peoples is needed before the government decides whether to approve the project.
Indigenous students, student union push Ryerson University to change its name
A student-led campaign at Ryerson University is pushing for the school to change its name out of respect for residential school survivors.
Trudeau Liberals propose sweeping reforms to Harper-era environmental laws
The proposals, packaged in a 24-page document sprinkled with graphics and photos of nature, moves the federal government one step closer to delivering on a key Liberal campaign promise.
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Nunavut's suicide strategy includes Facebook, giving communities more control
Social media plays a central role in a five−year plan aimed at reducing the number of suicides in Nunavut.
Judge announces Trump won't be defendant in pipeline lawsuit
Keeping Trump out of the case eliminates a possible complication to a lawsuit by a group of Sioux tribal members over the disputed Dakota Access oil pipeline, says Associated Press.
Heavy police presence as protesters urge investors to divest from Vancouver mining company
Protesters stormed the space where the Imperial Metals' investors were meeting, to express their outrage over the Mount Polley tailings spill.
Trudeau stands by inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau suggested on Saturday, May 21, 2017, that it should be no surprise that the inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women has run into some snags.
Spies in our midst: RCMP and CSIS snoop on green activists
The RCMP, CSIS and other federal departments and agencies are engaging in massive espionage of opponents to resource development
Wind turbines, smiley faces and 11 other things about Canada's new budget
There are doodles of wind turbines and photos of four smiling people on the cover page of Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s new federal budget.
Government to begin meeting with families across Canada in Missing Women Inquiry
The news comes nearly six months after the inquiry's initial launch, and as many families hoping to participate continue to express frustration over what they say is a lack of progress.