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Prime Minister Mark Carney says his list of major projects has received support from some Indigenous groups, but more will be needed.

John Rustad signalled his intention to 'repeal' a law adopting the United Nations Declarations on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, which was adopted unanimously in 2019.

For the second time in under two weeks, people rallied in front of RBC in downtown Kingston to protest RBC's spending on fossil fuels.

Snapshots of Canada, a photographic exhibit at Diefenbaker Canada Centre in Saskatoon, pairs compelling images with texts by well-known authors, journalists and historians.

A visit to northern Alberta last week left councillors from three B.C. First Nations feeling physically, emotionally and spiritually exhausted.

Kurtis Boyer said if the same study was done today, he believes ever more people would feel they have a role to play in reconciliation.

A demonstration blockade closed the roadway between Argyle Street South and Greens Road in mid-November.

Hamilton police say bright pink words were painted on Bay Street North in front of the federal building during a protest related to the Coastal GasLink pipeline in B.C. on Sunday.

The Ottawa Police Service's request for funding in 2022 was trimmed at Tuesday's board meeting, which will now be put to city council on Dec. 8.

The RCMP has spent more than $6.8 million enforcing a court injunction against anti-logging protesters camped out at the Fairy Creek in B.C.

Supporters in London gathered together to show solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en people, who are fighting a natural gas pipeline project, Friday night.

Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, the Prince George hospital drummers have no plans to stop weekly gatherings to support healthcare workers outside the University hospital.

'When railroads... major infrastructure is being halted by First Nations, you know right away authorities are there in a heartbeat. They'll start making arrests if they have to.'

BURNS LAKE, B.C. - Family members of two mill workers struggled Sunday against concluding their loved ones were likely killed in an explosion and fire that ripped apart their workplace.

The B.C. government signed an "updated" benefits agreement with a group of First Nations on Monday, one they hope will quell opposition to one of the many liquefied natural gas projects planned for the province's north.

VANCOUVER - The B.C. government signed an "updated" benefits agreement with a group of First Nations on Monday, one they hope will quell opposition to one of the many liquefied natural gas projects planned for the province's north.

"You have no idea what you're talking about," Ellis Ross, B.C. Liberal MLA for Skeena, told Leonardo DiCaprio on Twitter.

Members of the Tyendinaga Mohawk men’s council issued a notice over the weekend, asking that the camp on Wyman Road be cleared this week.

More protests in support of Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs are expected on B.C.'s south coast on Tuesday.

Police were called to the blockade, about five kilometres west of Chase, B.C. around 9 a.m.