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Third-party advertisers distribute misleading pro-NDP flyers ahead of Alberta election
Several people complained about the confusing nature of the flyers, which mimic Conservative colours and fail to disclose party affiliations, potentially running afoul of third-party advertising laws.
Women empowering women in Alberta's UCP
“I have achieved goals people have said to me were impossible as an Indigenous Women. I have faced many challenges and obstacles, but I never lost faith because of who I am and where I come from.”
The diversity of the Alberta United Conservative Party
Alberta’s NDP has devoted much of their re-election strategy on airing attack ads and dividing people by socioeconomic class at the expense of taxpayers.
Bighorn, rural crime, and our duty to consult: a discussion with Kara Barker
In the face of failed consultations on Bighorn, Kara Barker was “compelled to speak out.” As a Crown prosecutor with a Juris Doctor in Law, Kara, an Edmontonian Cree woman, stood tall.
Leila Houle breaks down barriers as a strong woman and a First Nations UCP candidate
Leila Houle has been a strong advocate for First Nations People in Alberta for years. She brings a unique skill set with a diverse background.
Trudeau’s hollow reconciliation efforts are failing Canada’s Indigenous peoples
The path to reconciliation must lead toward autonomy and self-government for Indigenous peoples. Once we are able to manage our own affairs and keep our own leaders in check, then we all will prosper.
Truth and Reconciliation commissioner calls out Trudeau for reconciliation "façade"
“My deepest concern and regret now is that reconciliation was just another façade.”
Latest Catholic sex scandal leaves residential school survivors looking for answers and an apology
The man once considered the third most powerful Vatican official and Australia’s highest senior ranking Catholic official, Cardinal George Pell, has been found guilty of child sexual abuse in a Melbourne trial.
AFN failing to represent First Nations' best interests with Trudeau's new Indigenous skills program
Many grassroots and respected Indigenous leaders across the country have felt that the Assembly of First Nations does not always serve the best interests of First Nations countrywide.
Omar Khadr’s lawyer Nathan Whitling allegedly leaves First Nation women in the lurch
Omar Khadr's lawyer, Nathan Whitling, gives precedence to representing a terrorist over a group of indigenous women.
Human trafficking happens in Canada everyday. Let's talk about it.
People are shocked to learn that 93% of Canada’s trafficking victims come from within Canada.
Edmonton needs to do more to provide shelter for the homeless during the cold winter months
While the problem of homelessness is a complicated and nuanced one, the least we can do to aid these people is provide them with a warm place to stay during this difficult and deadly season.
The unmarked graves of the Charles Camsell Indian Hospital
After all this time, nearly 75 years since the first “Indian hospital” was opened, many First Nation families are still looking for answers.
Inuvik resident wins 100k from crossword scratch ticket, says she will help the community
In a press release on Friday afternoon, the Western Canada Lottery Corporation announced one of the big prize winners of the SCRATCH 'N WIN (Zing) lottery game.
Woman allegedly attacked Indigenous mother holding four-month-old baby in Edmonton Costco washroom
An Indigenous mother and her four-month-old child were, according to a police report and witnesses, subjected to verbal and physical abuse in a Costco washroom in North-East Edmonton this past Thursday.
