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ROME - Chief Wilton Littlechild felt a swell of emotions and tears in his eyes as he heard Pope Fran...

The Thunder Bay Police Service (TBPS) has been under intense scrutiny and pressure from multiple directions for months. Some have even called for the Ontario force's disbandment, among many proposed changes. Here are some scenarios of what the future of policing in the city could look like.

New polling commissioned by World Animal Protection (WAP) shows the majority of Ontarians surveyed support regulations that would create licenses for zoos in the province and set standards for safety and animal welfare.

Sen. Marty Klyne introduced a bill Tuesday supported by primatologist Jane Goodall that would phase out elephants in captivity, put a stop to big cats and other exotic animals at roadside zoos and give some animals legal standing in court.

A zoo in Quebec plans to get out of the elephant business, its CEO said as a senator was set to introduce a federal bill Tuesday that would phase out keeping the animals in captivity.

The chair of the Thunder Bay Police Services Board breaks her silence two weeks after the Broken Trust final report was submitted to the board, and over a week after it was recommended more sudden deaths of Indigenous people should be reinvestigated.

Thunder Bay Police Services Board chair Kristen Oliver says top priority remains rebuilding community trust after release of findings into the reinvestigation of nine sudden deaths involving Indigenous people in the city.

Guest Opinion: Canadas residential schools -- a destructive curriculum-

By Xin Ping BEIJING, March 12 (Xinhua) -- For most kids, a school is the starting point to embark on a bright, civilized journey of life, but for the indigenous

Guest Opinion: Canadas residential schools -- a destructive curriculum-