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‘They failed’: Family member raises alarm over death of loved one at Whitehorse shelter
The family member of a man who died at the Whitehorse emergency shelter last month is criticizing the organization responsible for the shelter’s operation.
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RCMP seeks help finding 51-year-old Inuk woman last seen in Nain, Labrador
Nain RCMP are asking for the public’s help in finding 51-year-old Elizabeth Jararuse, who was last seen on Christmas Eve in ...
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17-year-old fatally wounded in downtown Whitehorse on New Year’s Day
A 17-year-old was fatally wounded in an incident in downtown Whitehorse on New Year's Day. Jakhi Rudyk, 19, has been charged ...
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‘North of North’ gives a taste of Inuit humour, authentic view of life in the North
A new comedy series by Inuit producers Stacey Aglok MacDonald and Alethea Arnaquq-Baril premieres on CBC and APTN this ...
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Hope, Tears and Arrogance: Trudeau’s Indigenous legacy
Along with accepting the calls to action, Trudeau promised to embrace the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, better known as UNDRIP, launched the National Inquiry into ...
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First Nations outside the Prairies likely to see housing money shrink once new formula negotiated: documents
A renegotiated First Nations housing agreement between CMHC, ISC and AFN will see cuts in some parts of the country according ...
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Whitehorse non-profit under scrutiny after number of deaths at its shelter
The non-profit organization behind a downtown Whitehorse shelter is under scrutiny following a number of deaths. Last month, ...
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Injunction extended against protestors opposing development in Lemay Forest
A Court of King’s Bench justice has extended – but not expanded – an injunction filed against a group of protestors opposing a development in the Lemay Forest on the southern outskirts of Winnipeg.