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Federal government, Cat Lake First Nation reach agreement to repair, replace substandard housing
The federal government and First Nations leaders have signed an interim framework agreement to begin to repair and replace dozens of homes in a remote Indigenous community in northern Ontario that declared a state of emergency last month over dangerously inadequate, mould-infested housing.
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Segregation, pepper spray overused on incarcerated Manitoba youths, reports say
Two independent reports into Manitoba youth correctional facilities show an overuse of solitary confinement and pepper spray, and a lack of oversight.
Top Anishinabek police suspended after complaints about their conduct
The Anishinabek Police Service has suspended two of its top police officers indefinitely, following complaints about the officers’ conduct.
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Still more work to do on 7 Indigenous student death inquest recommendations, advocates, governments say
Residential school survivor calls Pope's absence from meeting with sex abuse victims 'disrespectful'
Book about Gerald Stanley case upsets Colten Boushie's family due to lack of consultation
Treatment centre destroyed by 'devastating' fire begins slow rebuild
Can Wilson-Raybould claim solicitor-client privilege over SNC-Lavalin?
Liberals promise $638M for urban Indigenous housing
Students abused at Catholic school for deaf boys in Verona seek closure at Pope's summit
Mi'kmaq Confederacy applauds court decision that recognized man's Indigenous heritage
'True reconciliation': City of Quesnel to restore ownership of city park to Lhtako Dene First Nation
Inuit business summit has already sparked a new idea in Happy Valley-Goose Bay
Indigenous-owned Regina steel company secures historic $1M defence contract with General Dynamics
'She lived on a hill full of mould': Family raises concerns after Cat Lake First Nation woman's death
Toronto police put focus on Indigenous women and girls targeted by human traffickers
Nunavut's $2.2B budget plans for wellness projects and small deficit
2 Innu communities are looking to culture, tradition and language for students' success
UNB Indigenous community looks to increase engagement between students, administration
New children's book about Beothuk comes full circle
Indigenous culture needs to be considered in work to end homelessness, report says
Ottawa has met already with three-quarters of Indigenous communities during Trans Mountain consultation reboot
Veteran driving instructor says difficult for northern Indigenous people to get licences
Wilson-Raybould tells Commons she wants to 'speak my truth' on SNC-Lavalin, tells Liberals she's still on-side
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Canadian Forces band to play northern Quebec for 1st time
It's a first for Kuujjuaq and a first for northern Quebec. A brass quintet from the Royal 22e Régiment Band will be in the community on Wednesday to play a free concert.
Cree translator in House of Commons 'proud' to be part of history
Nunavut preschool wins $1M Arctic Inspiration Prize
Hitting the right note: 2 new pianos on the way for Cree students
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