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For some communities Canada Day is a time to reflect on truth and reconciliation. Some newcomers see it as a reflection of their own independence days.

Anishinabek Nation Chiefs-in-Assembly have unanimously declared a State of Emergency due to the continual inequitable funding for policing in Anishinabek First Nations.

Anishinabek Nation Chiefs-in-Assembly have unanimously declared a State of Emergency due to the continual inequitable funding for policing in Anishinabek First Nations.

Anishinabek Nation Chiefs-in-Assembly have unanimously declared a State of Emergency due to the continual inequitable funding for policing in Anishinabek First Nations.

Anishinabek Nation Chiefs-in-Assembly have unanimously declared a State of Emergency due to the continual inequitable funding for policing in Anishinabek First Nations.

Funds for Indigenous policing will run out as early as this month, say funds for Indigenous policing will run out as early as this month

Six of the seven health units at the top of the opioid poisoning death rate are in Northern Ontario - Office of Chief Coroner of Ontario.

Assembly of First Nations chiefs are expected to hold votes this week that could affect the fates of tens of thousands of people waiting on a $20 billion child welfare settlement agreement reached with the federal government.

An institute on Manitoulin Island is now accredited and is working to develop and offer post-secondary education, focusing on Anishinaabe culture.

THE CANADIAN PRESS It will be a muted Canada Day in many parts of the country as grief and anger over the discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves at former residential schools have made it hard for many Canadians to stomach the usual patriotic pomp of July 1. Rather than fireworks, parades and performances, several municipalities say they will mark the national holiday with reflection and solidarity. But Indigenous leaders, advocates and scholars say that’s just the start of broad efforts ne...