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First Nations leaders have a message for Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe: kill the controversial Saskatchewan First Act or face blockades, legal action and other consequences.

After a sort-of apology for comparing treatment of Alberta to First Nations, the premier has more amends to make with a Sovereignty Act that treaty chiefs oppose.

The aggression on Ukraine brought about a drastic geopolitical divide between the West and Russia, almost completely isolating the Russian economy

Critics say the clause is a threat to Canadian rights and freedoms and should be stripped from our Constitution

Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation is asking Ontario to repeal its new, controversial housing legislation and stop its proposed changes to the Greenbelt.

With its own set of selection criteria, distinct programs, and the ability to select its skilled workers from abroad— Quebec today holds more power than any other province in terms of its ability to influence its immigration. In 1995 the Francophone province almost voted to become an independent state within Canada; with a modest 0.58%

The government of the Northwest Territories joined a challenge of a federal law at the basis of Inuvialuit family and child care services, but it says it's got nothing to do with Inuvialuit rights.

The biggest mistake Ottawa made was allowing the Bloc Québécois to have legal status as a federal party, writes Diane Francis. Read on.

The preamble to a nation’s Constitution states the ultimate goal that that nation’s — the Constitution’s — writers, their Constitution

PQ MNAs have been allowed into the National Assembly without swearing allegiance to the monarch. Now, can the rest of Canada follow suit?