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In 2019, B.C. unanimously passed the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act. It was celebrated as a major step toward working with First Nations in a better, more equal way.... Read more »

Ramon Kataquapit says too often he’s experienced Indigenous youth being excluded from rooms full of powerful people who are deciding their futures. That’s why this past year, Kataquapit founded the Okiniwak Indigenous... Read more »

Open this photo in gallery: Rabbi Eli Schlanger, one of the victims killed in Sunday’s mass shooting on Bondi Beach in Australia, pictured here with his wife, Chayale Schlanger, and his children.Supplied... Read more »

Senior Alberta government officials stalled the submission of a coal mine pollution study to a scientific journal and prevented the lead researcher from speaking publicly about his work, according to records The... Read more »

For adults living with a variety of disabilities and are over the age of 21, finding a place to continue learning and development can be a struggle. “The funding for day programs... Read more »

Good morning. Police are pledging a thorough investigation into yesterday’s massacre at one of Australia’s most popular beaches. More on that below, along with updates on winter in Ukraine and flooding in... Read more »

B.C.’s minister of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship hopes to start working with the federal government toward a strategy to prevent train-wildlife collisions in the new year. “It’s really concerning,” Randene Neill... Read more »

Growing up in Alberta, Julia Sawatzky heard talk of the oilsands her entire life. But she hadn’t actually traveled much farther north than Edmonton before she went to Fort McMurray to complete... Read more »