by MBC News | Jun 19, 2013
There is a lot of buzz about the Bell of Batoche. A decades-long mystery on where the bell is and where it is going is expected to be solved on Friday during a news conference at a church in St. Boniface, Manitoba. There have been false starts in the past, but a...
by MBC News | Jun 19, 2013
A new report says Aboriginal children in Canada are more than two-and-a-half times as likely to grow up in poverty as non-Aboriginal children. The report, written by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives and Save the Children Canada, also says 50% of First...
by MBC News | Jun 19, 2013
An inmate with a long history of violent crimes will have to wait until September to learn if he will be sentenced as a long-term or dangerous offender for his latest crime. In February, 41-year-old Gregory Todd Bellegarde was convicted of assault causing bodily harm...
by MBC News | Jun 19, 2013
The streets of Prince Albert were filled today with the memories of Aboriginal men and women who have been murdered or gone missing. Waving signs and holding banners, a few hundred people marched from city hall to the Prince Albert Grand Council to remember their...
by MBC News | Jun 19, 2013
An academic researcher says imposed systems of colonial governance have not worked well for Indigenous people and it is time to look at the policies First Nations people used themselves, prior to European contact. Cassandra Opikokew, a PhD student in the...
by MBC News | Jun 18, 2013
A new book says the Canadian government withheld food from Indigenous people in the late 1880’s, sometimes to the point of starvation, in order to make way for a national railway through Saskatchewan. Clearing the Plains: Disease, Politics, and the Loss of Aboriginal...
