Human remains found in Langley park near river
A passerby discovered human remains by the Nicomekl River in a Langley park on Sunday, May 17. Police are investigating.
Category : Indigenous Affairs
Indigenous Gathering Space Planned for Kitchener's Victoria Park
Kitchener announces a new Indigenous Peoples Gathering Space in Victoria Park, aiming to honor Indigenous culture and provide a place for community events and reflection.
RCMP Officer Pleads Guilty to Assaulting Two Teens
Const. Bridget Morla pleaded guilty to assaulting two teenage boys in an Airdrie hotel room in 2022. The off-duty officer faces sentencing in September.
N.S. Raises Flag for International Day Against Homophobia
Nova Scotia raises the Pride flag to mark International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, promoting inclusion and diversity.
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Inuit lamp symbol approved for military headstones
The qulliq, a traditional Inuit lamp, has been approved for use on headstones at Canada's national military cemetery, honoring Indigenous heritage.
OPP Revives 2007 Cold Case Murder of Indigenous Woman
Ontario Provincial Police are reinvestigating the 2007 murder of Rachel Russell, an Indigenous woman in Cobourg, with a $50,000 reward offered for information leading to a conviction.
Israeli forces intercept 6 activist flotilla vessels heading for Gaza
Israeli naval forces intercepted six vessels from the Global Sumud Flotilla carrying activists and humanitarian aid, attempting to break the blockade on Gaza.
Reclaiming My Lebanese Identity After Erasure
An immigrant shares her journey of hiding her Lebanese heritage to fit in, only to reconnect with her roots decades later through a childhood friend.
Liberals Face First Nations in Court Over Water Rights
First Nations accuse the Liberal government of abandoning reconciliation by using aggressive legal tactics to fight clean drinking water claims, including appealing a key ruling.
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Crime Stoppers Honors Heroes at 2026 Awards Gala
Crime Stoppers of Sault Ste. Marie and Algoma District celebrated frontline heroes at the 2026 Heroes of Service Awards held at Grand Gardens North on May 13.
Greenland PM tells Trump envoy self-determination is non-negotiable
Greenland's prime minister informed a Trump envoy that the island's self-determination is not up for negotiation, reaffirming sovereignty amid U.S. interest.
Narges Mohammadi Released from Hospital
Narges Mohammadi, Iranian Nobel Peace Prize winner and human rights activist, has been released from a Tehran hospital after medical treatment.
First Nations stalling small projects, say critics
Donna Kennedy-Glans argues that First Nations, backed by consultation rules and UNDRIP, are delaying modest community projects, sidelining non-Indigenous stakeholders.
Pride Winnipeg Marks International Day Against Homophobia
Barry Karlenzig, president of Pride Winnipeg, reflects on the significance of the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, emphasizing ongoing struggles and community resilience.
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Canada at Crossroads: LGBTQ Advocate Urges Equality
LGBTQ advocate Fae Johnstone calls on Canadians to decide on equality for all during a crucial moment, speaking at Capital Pride Parade.
Militant Attacks on Nigerian Schools Leave 80+ Children Missing
More than 80 children are missing after militant attacks on schools in Nigeria, officials confirm. The abductions have sparked widespread concern and calls for action.
France Epstein Probe Uncovers 10 New Suspected Victims
French prosecutor says around 10 new suspected victims have come forward in the probe into Jeffrey Epstein's network. Investigators are examining computers and phone records.
Montreal LGBTQ+ March Calls for Allies
A citizens' march in Montreal calls on allies to support LGBTQ+ communities, emphasizing solidarity and inclusion during Pride season.
Revisiting an Historic Achievement in Provincial Rights
Readers discuss the addition of Section 92A to the Constitution, highlighting Newfoundland's role and ongoing federal abuse of provincial rights.
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Missing Child Found Dead in Poplar River First Nation
RCMP in Poplar River First Nation report the tragic discovery of a missing 6-year-old child found deceased. Investigation ongoing.
Police Search for Missing 10-Year-Old in Winnipeg's Centennial Area
Winnipeg police are asking for public assistance to locate Majesta Dewey, 10, last seen in the Centennial neighbourhood. Anyone with information is urged to contact authorities.
Cash, Drugs, Gun Seized in Raid on Brunswick House First Nation
Nearly $20,000 in cash, drugs, and a gun were seized after Nishnawbe Aski Police and OPP raided a home on Brunswick House First Nation this week. Four individuals have been charged.
60-bed Indigenous housing project coming to North Bay
A $22.3 million, 60-unit Indigenous affordable housing project is coming to North Bay, backed by all three levels of government.
Quebec Police Search for Missing 13-Year-Olds
Quebec police seek public's help to find Audrey Labrie-Bernier and Jérémy Boucher-Cournoyer, both 13, who have been reported missing.
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Senior Injured, Officers Hospitalized in Vancouver Ramming
A senior is critically injured and several officers are hospitalized after a vehicle ramming incident in Vancouver. The suspect crashed into a police cruiser, destroying it and flipping his own vehicle.
London woman leads MMIWGT2S+ call to Ottawa
Meggie Cywink is spearheading efforts urging the Canadian government to prioritize the voices of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people.
The Simple Truth Behind the 'Nakba'
David Bercuson examines the Nakba narrative, comparing it to other historical displacements and arguing that Arab rejection of Israel caused the catastrophe.
Hydro-Québec Hid 1960s Records from Newfoundland
Hydro-Québec attempted to conceal parts of its 1960s records from the Newfoundland government, according to newly revealed documents. The dispute centers on the Churchill Falls contract.
Moose Hide Campaign Day rally against domestic violence
Hundreds gathered at The Confluence for Moose Hide Campaign Day to stand against gender-based domestic violence, with a walk and rally promoting awareness and action.
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Edmontonians Stand Against Gender-Based Violence on Moose Hide Day
Edmontonians gathered at City Hall on May 14, 2026, for Moose Hide Day to stand against gender-based violence, raising awareness and showing solidarity.
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