Serial Killer Feared in Puerto Vallarta After Three Women Found Dead
Mexican authorities suspect a serial killer after three tattooed women were found dead in Puerto Vallarta in 11 days, with fears of cartel violence.
Category : Indigenous Affairs
Five Years On: No Bodies at Kamloops 'Mass Burial Site'
Five years after the Kamloops First Nation announced 215 unmarked graves, no bodies have been found. The claim sparked national mourning and calls to criminalize denial, but evidence remains elusive.
Métis Nation-Saskatchewan Wraps Up Spring Session
The Métis Nation-Saskatchewan concluded its 2026 Spring Legislative Assembly at Prairieland Park, addressing key community issues and future plans.
Edmonton Rally: Demonstrators Voice Support for Iran
A demonstration in support of Iran was held in Edmonton on May 24, 2026, with participants aiming to amplify their voices for change and solidarity.
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B.C. First Nation Denounces Fake Letter to Property Owners
Squamish Nation chairperson Wilson Williams speaks out against a fraudulent letter targeting property owners, urging the public to disregard the misinformation and report any similar incidents.
Indigenous Rights Hurdle for Alberta Secession
Indigenous rights pose a major obstacle to Alberta secession, as treaties and land claims complicate separation. Legal experts weigh in on the implications.
Northern Sask. Leaders Demand More Support After Deaths
Community leaders in northern Saskatchewan are calling for increased support following recent deaths in Pelican Narrows, citing a need for better resources and intervention.
OPP Search for Missing Man Near Orillia
Police are continuing their search for Paul, 58, near Orillia, Ontario, after he was reported missing on May 20, 2026. The OPP urge anyone with information to come forward.
Pakistan Suicide Bombing Kills 23 Near Railway Track
A suicide bombing near a railway track in southwest Pakistan killed at least 23 people and injured many others. The attack occurred in Quetta, Balochistan province.
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Walk Supports Indigenous Youth Education in Ontario
A community walk in Timmins, Ontario, aims to raise awareness about challenges Indigenous youth face when leaving home for school in larger centers.
First Nations Bulldoze Manitoba Roadblock Over Treaty Rights
Several Manitoba First Nations removed barricades they say infringe on treaty territory access. The action highlights ongoing tensions over Indigenous rights and land use.
Kamloops Graves: No Confirmed Sites Five Years Later
Five years after the Kamloops First Nation announced hundreds of unmarked graves, no burial sites have been confirmed. The initial claims have been walked back.
Missing Pre-Teen in Kitchener Prompts Police Search
Waterloo Regional Police are searching for a missing pre-teen in Kitchener. Authorities urge the public to report any sightings as the investigation continues.
First Nations must match other governments in transparency
Tom Flanagan argues that First Nations governments need enforceable financial transparency laws, urging them to lead consultations for a new act to ensure accountability and trust in economic partnerships.
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Greenland Protesters Chant 'USA Go Home' Over New Consulate
Hundreds protest in Nuuk as U.S. opens first consulate in Greenland since the 1950s, amid tensions over Trump's interest in acquiring the island.
UK details rules for single-sex spaces after transgender ruling
The UK government published new guidance on single-sex spaces, stating they must be based on biological sex, affecting trans women's access to toilets and sports clubs.
Transition Centre Groundbreaking at CFB Borden
A groundbreaking ceremony for a new Transition Centre at CFB Borden signals enhanced support for military personnel transitioning to civilian life, marking a historic milestone.
Renewed push for info in Lois Hanna 1988 disappearance
Ontario Provincial Police are making a renewed appeal for information in the 1988 disappearance of Lois Hanna, hoping new leads will solve the cold case.
New Windsor Pier Honors First Nations Cultural Design
Sandwich Town's new Queen's Dock pier, named Bezhigoyaak Cultural Pier, pays tribute to First Nations with a U-shape design and educational QR codes.
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Foursome Lashed 100 Times for Sex Outside Marriage in Aceh
Two women and two men were publicly caned 100 times each in Indonesia's Aceh province for violating Sharia law prohibiting sex outside marriage. One woman fainted.
Indigenous Peacekeepers Program Starts Next Week in Saskatoon
Saskatoon's Indigenous peacekeepers pilot program begins next week, but details on patrol locations remain unclear. The culturally-sensitive initiative aims to connect vulnerable individuals to housing and services.
Indigenous Water Operators Graduate from Internship Program
Eight new Indigenous Water Operators graduated from a 15-month internship program in Ontario, gaining over 2,000 hours of training and certification.
Montreal Man Used Snapchat to Target Minors: Police
Quebec police arrest Xavier Réhel, 25, for allegedly using Snapchat to communicate with minors and commit sexual assault in Boucherville.
CBC and APTN's Northland Tales: Satire Misses Mark
Lorrie Goldstein criticizes CBC and APTN's paused satirical show Northland Tales for punching down at vulnerable groups instead of targeting those responsible for Indigenous policy failures.
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Lac La Ronge Chief Calls for One-Parent Rule Ahead of Deadline
Lac La Ronge Indian Band Chief Tammy Cook-Searson urges the federal government to prioritize eliminating the second-generation cutoff from the Indian Act, warning of lost status and identity for future generations.
Sask Women's Groups Celebrate Supreme Court Decision
Saskatchewan women's organizations celebrate a landmark Supreme Court decision addressing intimate partner violence, as the province leads Canada in such rates.
Canadian Tire, Indigenous Customers Heal with Washing Ceremony
Dawn Wilson and her father Richard Wilson participated in a Heiltsuk washing ceremony with Canadian Tire and Blackbird Security, resolving a racial profiling case from 2020.
B.C. Ceremony Resolves Canadian Tire Racial Profiling Case
A traditional washing ceremony in British Columbia marks the settlement of a human rights complaint over racial profiling at a Canadian Tire store, filed by Heiltsuk member Dawn Wilson.
Langford Man Sentenced for Child Sex Offences at School
A Langford man has been sentenced for sexual offences involving a child at a schoolyard. The RCMP investigation led to charges and a court decision.
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Sixties Scoop siblings reunite in Winnipeg after decades apart
Three siblings separated by the Sixties Scoop reunited in Winnipeg after 50 years, thanks to a private investigator and DNA testing.
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