David MacDonald of the University of Guelph says the acquittal of Gerald Stanley for the death of Colten Boushie means ‘settlers’ must step up and stand with Indigenous peoples to ensure they can implement their own justice systems. Continue reading →

Sen. Lynn Beyak, who was ousted from the Conservative caucus last week over racist letters she posted to her parliamentary website, is doubling down in her own defence and blasting Andrew Scheer as “inexperienced” and hampered by “political correctness.” Continue reading →

 The Conservative party is facing questions on why it failed to oust Sen. Lynn Beyak from its caucus sooner, despite repeated calls from Indigenous leaders. Continue reading →

Scheer removed Sen. Beyak from the Conservative National Caucus following a Global News report which found Beyak’s website to have published letters containing language offensive to Indigenous people. Continue reading →

A Canadian senator who defended residential schools has published more “letters of support” on her Senate website, with many containing racist language. Continue reading →

Through several social media platforms, a group of U of A law students hopes to foster stronger relationships and dialogue about issues addressed by the TRC. Continue reading →

A day before similar events will be held across the country, hundreds of Edmontonians gathered at city hall to look back on the painful legacy of Canada’s residential school system and help bring about a spirit of hope for a better future. Continue reading →

Philpott said cultural competency training is one way to address this issue. Continue reading →