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B.C. First Nation says there may never be ‘full consensus’ on potential burial siteThe Kamloops institution operated between 1890 and 1969, when Ottawa took control from the Catholic Church and ran it as a day school until it closed in 1978.CanadaFeb 18
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Île-à-la-Crosse School victims sign proposed settlement with Canadian governmentSurvivors of Île-a-la-Crosse School are seeing compensation after being excluded from the residential school's settlement agreement.CanadaJan 29
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Hundreds of protesters at UBC confront OneBC leader Dallas BrodieDallas Brodie was attempting to speak outside the Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre, but was shouted down by the crowd.PoliticsJan 22
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Land where Youville Residential School stood set to be sold, raises concernsSt. Albert city council voted down a motion to pause the land sale for 13 Mission Ave., to do more consultation with Indigenous communities an organizations, raising concerns.CanadaDec 21, 2025
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Métis elders in Saskatchewan celebrate launch of book featuring their storiesThe stories of 12 Métis elders in Saskatchewan are being shared in a first-of-its-kind book published by Métis Nation—Saskatchewan.CanadaFeb 18
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Orange bridge in Port Alberni targeted with racist vandalism for 3rd timeThe bridge, which is painted orange and has the message 'Every Child Matters' on it, was defaced in the early morning hours Wednesday, between 1 a.m. and 2 a.m.CrimeJan 22
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Former prime minister Stephen Harper calls for national unity, independence at portrait unveilingHarper's portrait was presented in a ceremony that was attended by Prime Minister Mark Carney along with ministers, premiers and current and former MPs.PoliticsFeb 3
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N.W.T. residential school grave exhumed, child’s remains repatriated to familyThe grave of a residential school victim was exhumed, and the child's remains were returned to her home community. Five-year-old Alma Beaulieu died at St Joseph's school in 1944.CanadaNov 13, 2025
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Manitoba museum repatriates sacred headdress to Long Plain First NationA sacred headdress that belonged to generations of leaders of a First Nation in southern Manitoba is being returned.CanadaDec 16, 2025
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10 years on, fewer than 20 Truth and Reconciliation calls implemented, advocates sayAdvocates say progress has been made, but more work needs to be done to achieve meaningful reconciliation.CanadaDec 15, 2025
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Dozens of Indigenous artifacts return to Canada from VaticanFirst Nations, Inuit, and Métis leaders welcomed 61 Indigenous artifacts from the Vatican at Montreal’s airport, marking the first step in returning items held for decades.CanadaDec 6, 2025
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Safety officers stop drugs, booze from entering Manitoba First Nations communitiesAcross Manitoba's north, First Nations Safety Officers (FNSOs) are working to keep drugs, alcohol and criminal activity out of the communities.CrimeDec 19, 2025
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‘No reason to continue discussing’: Ontario mayor wants Andrew’s name droppedAndrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s arrest Thursday is the last straw for one Ontario mayor who is now seeking a street renaming in his municipality.PoliticsFeb 19
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Inside the 4 a.m. decision to cancel school buses in southeastern OntarioTri-Board CEO Jeremy DaCosta takes us inside the 4 a.m. decision-making process for snow days as the region hits its ninth bus cancellation in just three weeks.WeatherJan 26
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Calls increase for condemnation of OneBC leader over residential school photoThe post drew criticism from the Penticton Indian Band. In a letter signed by Chief Greg Gabriel and sent to Premier David Eby, the band detailed its disgust and outrage.CanadaOct 20, 2025
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Snow day: Toronto digs itself out of mountains of snow after record stormToronto is digging itself out of mountains of snow on Monday after a massive winter storm on Sunday dumped around 50 centimetres of the white stuff — or more — in the city.WeatherJan 26
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Ontario city’s golf facilities may face fines for balls that fly into public spaceGolf courses and driving ranges near homes in Mississauga, Ont., may soon be fined if they don't make efforts to contain errant golf balls.CanadaFeb 6
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Man cleared of 1984 murder makes Vancouver court appearance on new chargesMark Edward Grant, who was acquitted in the 1984 murder of a 13-year-old Winnipeg schoolgirl, appeared by video in a Vancouver court on new charges involving a different woman.CanadaJan 28
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Edmonton residential parking ban, snow clearing to resume Saturday nightSince the Phase 2 ban went into effect on Jan. 12, the City of Edmonton says crews having completed 43 per cent of residential roads and aims to get to them all by Friday, Jan. 23.TrafficJan 16
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Rev. Jesse Jackson, U.S. civil rights leader, dead at 84Jackson led a lifetime of crusades in the U.S. and abroad, advocating for the poor and underrepresented on issues from voting rights to education and health care.U.S. NewsFeb 17