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The Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations says a lot of talk about the issue of so-called Indigenous identity fraud is based around apprehensions people have about the government defining who is — and who isn’t — a rights-holder.

A sea of orange stretched as far as the eye could see along Saskatoon’s riverfront as a record-breaking 5,000-plus people took part in the ‘Rock Your Roots’ Walk on Friday.

An arrest has been made after two women and a man were assaulted in separate occasions by a male suspect, according to police.

National Indigenous People’s Day celebrations got an early start today.

National Indigenous Peoples Day was marked with many special ceremonies and events across the city of Calgary.

A Superior Court judge has ordered the Quebec government to pay taxi drivers $143 million in compensation for its decision to abolish their permits nearly five years ago.

A Nanaimo man already facing charges in B.C. relating to child porn has been charged with the sexual assault of a youth in Airdrie, Alta.

More than a dozen ground and air ambulances have been dispatched to a crash involving a bus that shut down Highway 97 north of Lac La Hache in B.C.’s Interior Friday afternoon.

Hydro-Quebec says it plans to charge higher rates for large homes that use ‘very excessive’ amounts of electricity as part of an action plan to encourage Quebecers to use energy efficiently.

A Lamborghini driver who tried to pass a Toronto streetcar at three times the speed limit, striking several parked cars and totalling his own vehicle, has been found guilty of dangerous driving causing bodily harm.