Tony Dean says recent exchanges on Twitter involving senators and their staff have included “aggressive, harassing and, in some cases, bullying” behaviour. Continue reading →

In the video, an RCMP officer can be heard asking a young Indigenous woman questions, including whether she was “at all turned on … even a little bit” during the abuse she is describing. Continue reading →

A Manitoba senator says a proposal by Alberta’s United Conservatives to pick up the legal tabs of pro-pipeline First Nations is an example of age-old “divide-and-conquer” tactics. Continue reading →

Colten Boushie’s family is rallying for change after a Saskatchewan farmer was found not guilty in the second-degree murder of the Indigenous man. Continue reading →

“At a certain point in time, there’s going to be a turning point,” Sinclair said. “I think with child welfare, we are there. “ Continue reading →

Conservative Sen. Lynn Beyak said “the abundance of good” that occurred in residential schools has not been acknowledged. Continue reading →

Ottawa must follow two separate tracks in its reconciliation efforts with indigenous people, says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau: taking broader, long-term steps to rebuild the relationship, while also addressing urgent short-term needs. Continue reading →

The Tragically Hip’s frontman, Gord Downie and the University of Manitoba are joining together for a unique project. Continue reading →

Critics say Senators appointed by a Liberal prime minister are likely to lean Liberal. Several Senators disagree. Continue reading →