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The federal government still can’t locate 111 Indigenous artworks missing from its collection — nearly two years after an internal audit found it couldn’t account for 132.

The Indigenous Art Centre’s collection — established by the federal government in 1965 to protect, preserve and promote Indigenous art — consists of more than 5,000 works from First Nations, Métis a...


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The commanding officer for the RCMP in British Columbia has been relieved of his duties after unspecified allegations from a decade ago.

RCMP Commissioner Mike Duheme issued a statement Thursday saying the allegations against Dwayne McDonald date back between 2016 and 2018, when he served as the officer in charge of the Mounties’ Surrey, B.C., detachment.

Duhem...


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Canada’s minister of Environment and Climate Change says the conditions put on two projects approved by the federal government will help alleviate environmental impacts related to fish, birds and the territory.

Julie Dabrusin told media gathered in Halifax on Wednesday for an announcement about money to help municipalities deal with climate change that t...


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Various health institutions in Quebec have launched an investigation into the death of 4-year-old Jusi Padlayat from Ivujivik, Nunavik, in northern Quebec.

His parents made trips to the Inuulitsivik Health Centre on several occasions starting in July after the boy complained of stomach pain. Each time, he was sent home.

According to reports, on Au...


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As wildfires continue to burn across British Columbia’s Okanagan region, waterways across the Syilx territory are filled with prayer and ceremony,

The Okanagan Nation Alliance called people together on Wednesday under the nən̓syilxcən phrase:

x̌əli kʷu sqilxʷ | x̌əli kʷu tmixʷ | x̌əli kʷu siwłkʷ

It’s a call for people to un...


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