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Less than one week into the Public Order Emergency Commissions hearings examining the federal governments invocation of the Emergencies Act, hundreds of documents have already been made public. From transcripts of high-level phone calls, email and text message exchanges, to internal reports, heres a rundown of some notable information gleaned from the documents to date.

Some districts have worked to support Indigenous students' success while others lag. School boards can make the difference.

The Canadian government is earmarking money for the Manitoba Métis Federation to tackle the overrepresentation of Red River Métis in the province's justice system.

An agriculture journalist embarks on a journey to learn about the long history of Indigenous farming on the Prairies

The first Board of Trustees meeting of the academic year took place on Sept. 30 at Richardson Hall—the first to take place in-person at since March 2020.

As Canada marks the second National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, provinces and territories face a push to recognize it as a statutory holiday.

Community members gathered in Gage Park in Hamilton to mark the second National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

First Nations Leadership Council deeply concerned B.C. had not made Sept. 30 a statutory holiday.

First Nations Leadership Council deeply concerned B.C. had not made Sept. 30 a statutory holiday.

It was a day that centered survivors and their stories, but also demanded that reconciliation march forward each and everyday.