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Family Shocked That Mounties Involved In Indigenous Dad's Death Still On The Job

The police watchdog recommends charging five RCMP officers after Dale Culver died while in police custody in 2017.
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While Most Of Canada Socially Distances, Why Are Pipelines, Mines Still Going?

“Are diamonds and gold really essential services right now?"
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Metis Hunters' Killings Not Racially Motivated, Say RCMP. Locals Aren't So Sure.

Jacob Sansom and Morris Cardinal were hunting on Crown land, which is a protected right.
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Canada's Indigenous Communities Left To Fend For Themselves During Pandemic

An outbreak will have devastating consequences, especially to fly-in and remote communities.
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Spanish Flu Shook Labrador Inuit For Generations. I'm Not Sure We're Ready For COVID-19.

We have learned what pandemics can do to communities not prepared for such events.
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I Believed Indigenous Men Didn’t Cry Until The Day My Dad Broke Down

The Indigenous male was a rock. Until he wasn’t.
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Senator Suspended Again Over Racist Letters Despite Last-Ditch Apology

She was ordered in 2019 to apologize and learn about racism. She failed at both.
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Senator Lynn Beyak Must Resign, Residential School Survivor Says

Garnet Angeconeb says the senator's apology was not enough.
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Senator Apologizes 2 Years After Posting Racist Letters On Her Website

The scandal-prone senator said she realizes her actions were “wrong and ill-considered.”
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'Reconciliation Is Dead,' Says First Nations MPP After Tyendinaga Arrests

Ontario Provincial Police arrested demonstrators to end a weeks-long blockade on Mohawk Territory.
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