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The Archbishop of Canterbury promised to work with officials in Saskatchewan and the Vatican to determine how the Doctrine of Discovery could be dismantled so it can never be used again to cause harm. But what is the doctrine, and can it be dismantled?

A campaign aimed at ending violence against women and children is set to livestream a national event, calling on Canadians to commit to stopping violence in their communities.

The public health and preventive medicine program, an accredited post-graduate training program of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, is taking its first steps to Indigenize its curriculum.

In today's Morning Brief, with the possibility that Roe v. Wade could be overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court, there's pressure on President Joe Biden to 'codify' abortion rights into law.

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‘We can’t just plug everything up and act like there’s not going to be ramifications.’

An informal complaint has been filed against a city councillor in response to comments she made to the Winnipeg Police Board over the police services handling of the convoy protests that occupied downtown.

A ceremony in Winnipeg this week saw the Honourable Murray Sinclair gifted the three millionth moose hide pin that has been handed out since 2011, as part of a…

Indigenous Media Initiatives May 1 - May 11, 2022

The Winnipeg Police Board has complained to the city’s integrity commissioner about what it co...