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The entire provincial government of Manitoba have been given little badges, and named ‘junior police constables’ for the day. All 57 members of the province’s legislative assembly lined up proudly…
Tens of thousands of Canadians say they can’t stop touching their faces during the global outbreak of Covid-19 and they are placing the blame squarely on rail blockades and other…
Lawyers for the federal government pumped themselves up with a rousing team chant before entering a federal court to argue against compensating First Nations children impacted by the on-reserve child…
In a live televised statement Tuesday evening, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau confirmed that an Indigenous man from northern Saskatchewan has been handed a $90 fine for selling fish after a…
New high-powered, military-style rifles for Saskatchewan conservation officers may be worrying First Nations leaders but they are strictly for safety, provincial officials say. “These high powered rifles are strictly to…
The new head of the RCMP said that reconciling with Indigenous Peoples while at the same time continuing to over-police Indigenous communities is going to be a ‘juggling act’ but…
A knife-wielding, Nazi-saluting non-Indigenous man who confronted peaceful Indigenous demonstrators in a Regina park somehow wasn’t shot or even charged in an incident that totally had nothing to do with…
Unarmed Indigenous men are being urged to wear the image of a non-threatening white man on their backs to avoid being shot in the back by armed white men who…
Canada’s prison system will no longer use color swatches to determine how harshly to treat Indigenous inmates, after the Supreme Court ruled the practice is discriminatory on Wednesday. The color…
An annual event that sees thousands of white people openly smoking pot while police look away from what would have led to the arrest and jailing of Indigenous and black…