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Nolan launched a series of online videos last month to introduce the language — called Anishinaabemowin — to the very youngest members of the community.

Australia has introduced legislation to ban youth under 16 from social media platforms, with no exceptions even for those with parental consent.

Richmond Mounties reported a 67 per cent rise in online transaction-related fraud and robbery incidents, which in some cases have involved weapons like pepper sprays or knives.

Joshua Papigatuk was killed and his twin, Garnet, is recovering in a Montreal hospital following an altercation with the Nunavik Police Service early Monday in Salluit.

Netmizaaggamig Nishnaabeg Chief Louis Kwissiwa is calling for policing and mental health help from the province and the federal government.

Ottawa is spending $38 million on four projects that will bring high-speed internet to just over 3,600 households in rural and northern Manitoba.

"I am fighting for my daughter." How one Regina family is looking to the community to help raise money for a potentially live saving trip to the United States.

More than half of ambulance calls that are placed in B.C. are assessed as non-urgent, according to the Ambulance Paramedics of BC.

British Columbians were alive with the spirit of giving on Tuesday, keeping operators busy as they chipped in to help make another successful CKNW Pledge Day.

A new report says the living wage (the cost of paying for all neccesities) in Calgary is 63 per cent higher than the province's minimum wage.

West Shore RCMP said it is withdrawing its officers from a trio of regional policing units that deal with domestic violence, at-risk youth and mental health crises.

Ontario’s challenges with building new homes to support a rapidly expanding population are not getting better anytime soon, according to a report by the Smart Prosperity Institute.

A class of Grade 7 students from a school in Humboldt, Sask., are marching arm in arm with the Canadian Armed Forces on Remembrance Day.

A council representing Montreal and the suburban municipalities will vote on whether to stop the practice in the six West Island suburbs that treat their water with fluoride.

The Ford government is stepping back from plans to assert more control over appointments to police services boards in Ontario after blowback from within its own party.

New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt has given marching orders to her new cabinet ministers to fulfill promises made during last month's election.

Saskatoon Public Library workers have issued a strike notice for Tuesday if an agreement is not reached.

It will be the luck of the draw that chooses the next councillor for a district in northern Cape Breton after two candidates earned the same number of votes.

Firefighters were called to the home on Maple Bay Road Monday morning. The flames were so intense that support had to be called in from crews in three nearby communities.

After decades, residents and families from Newfoundland are finally moving back to the Island into abandoned Newfoundland towns that are centuries old.