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The mother intended to relocate to Warren, Manitoba with the child

Peter Dutton's repeated forays into Indigenous Affairs highlight why a higher level of accountability is needed when it comes to policy for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, writes Dana Morse.

Driving electric cars may make people in rich nations feel better, but clean energy projects have serious costs and threaten indigenous land, one leader says.

Budget 2023 invests $9 million into a new reconciliation grant program for Indigenous communities and $15 million into building a safer province for Indigenous women.

The army said in a statement that its soldiers were surrounded by more than 700 people preventing them from arresting a man wanted for the crime of aggravated homicide and fabrication, illegal carrying and possession of firearms

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has called for law and order saying the situation in Alice Springs had not improved since his last visit.

She took on the church and the government until her dying breath, to ensure the rights of First Nations people were enshrined and a better future promised. 

Exactly 43 years after Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope, an Alberta man has embarked on a similar journey to bring awareness to issues affecting Indigenous Peoples across Canada.

The 51-year-old Kowanyama man was found unresponsive in a police cell late last year, a pre-inquest conference has heard the first details of what happened.

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