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'Offensive': Brian Pallister under fire for saying Wab Kinew was 'handed more benefits than any premier'
Comments by Manitoba Progressive Conservative Leader Brian Pallister about his NDP opponent’s childhood are being called offensive by one former Indigenous chief; a Toronto political scientist says they will backfire and only draw attention to the “privileged life” the Tory leader now has.
'Dreams can come true': Olympian leads female hockey camp in Cape Breton
One of Canada's top female hockey players is encouraging girls at a hockey camp in Cape Breton to follow their dreams.
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Anishinabek First Nations, Crown closer to self-government agreement
The Anishinabek Nation says it is working with the Canadian government on an agreement that “lays the foundation” for Ontario First Nations to move toward self-government.
What Canada's newest national park will mean for young people in the North
Government kept talking about Muskrat Falls wetland capping months after deadline passed, documents show
TC Energy applauds Nebraska court victory over opponents of Keystone XL pipeline
'It can make you sweat': Iqaluit workshop teaches art of turning muskox fur into wool
Fond du Lac Chief says airport runway should've been funding priority for province
Corrie Sainnawap's family still waiting for answers 1 year after Thunder Bay death
Cree rapper Hellnback opens up about kidney disease diagnosis
'Those memories will be with me forever': Regina's Neal Hughes inducted into Roughriders Plaza of Honour
Kanesatake traditional government lists its demands for Ottawa to resolve land dispute
Police seek help ID'ing person with possible connection to Happy Charles
Meeting with truck passenger offers some closure for mother of Austin Eaglechief
After 15 years, final Yukon agreement signed to protect the Peel watershed
N.W.T.'s new Corrections Act brings big changes to territory's jails
IRS busts alleged multimillion-dollar tobacco-smuggling scheme in Akwesasne
Members call for 'immediate' election in N.W.T. First Nation
Dene and Métis walk away from self-government talks in Tulita, N.W.T.
Iqaluit's Sylvia Grinnell Territorial Park could get new Inuktitut name
First Nations-led group calls for commercial cull of seals, sea lions to save B.C.'s salmon
Hockey school working to prevent youth suicides in northern communities
Wolastoqew loggers face charges of unauthorized timber harvesting in New Brunswick
Nutrition North to subsidize sealifted goods, tampons for 1st time
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As school year begins, Nunavut and Nunavik face major teacher shortages
Teacher shortages are continuing across Nunavut and Nunavik for another year, with both regions racing to hire dozens of teachers as schools begin to open for the fall.
Man found safe after 24 hours in northern Quebec bush
Nunavik's new addictions centre will focus on treating the whole family
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