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Business as usual: Thunder Bay police and the damage done
Georjann Morriseau walks along High Street Park and looks over the city of Thunder Bay. It’s a chilly spring day. “I love our community. I
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‘He didn’t just fall into the river’: Artist’s family calls out Thunder Bay police
Robert Moskotaywenene was a well-known artist in Thunder Bay. Delicate work that requires a soft touch. A skill that he passed along to his
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Nuxalk hereditary chief sues B.C. museum over return of totem pole
Nuxalk Hereditary Chief Snuxyaltwa – who also goes by Deric Snow – tells APTN Investigates in Decolonizing Museums Part 3, he felt a calling
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Mother fights to save son lured by Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside
Last year, more than 2,200 British Columbians died from toxic overdoses, according to the BC Coroner Service. Ann Marie Sexton’s son, Chad, was
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Audit needed to find treaty payments that went to schools rather than residential school survivors
A founding member of the Children of Shingwauk residential survivor group and longtime member of the National Indian Residential Schools Survivor
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First Nations police chiefs in Alberta say no to a provincial police force
Police chiefs Keith Blake and Dale Cox both say the First Nations they serve are not interested in a provincial police service in Alberta. Their
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At least 600 Indigenous men in Canada have been murdered or missing since 1974 investigation shows
Sandy Banman packs her bag with neckties, traditional medicines, and a drum before meeting with her long-lost cousin. The two cross Main and
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What is happening to Indigenous men and boys along B.C.’s Highway of Tears?
Phyllis Fleury carefully puts together safe supply kits, sandwiches and warm clothing before loading up her ’06 Pontiac Pursuit. Searching in
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What is happening to Indigenous men and boys along B.C.’s Highway of Tears?
Phyllis Fleury carefully puts together safe supply kits, sandwiches and warm clothing before loading up her ’06 Pontiac Pursuit. Searching in
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Nuclear industry pitching small modular nuclear reactors for the north
With concern about climate change increasingly on the front burner globally, nuclear power is getting renewed interest as a carbon-free energy
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CBS4 Investigation: Some Colorado Pet Rescues Make Tens Of Millions Of Dollars Trafficking Puppies
(CBS4) – Fifteen years after rabies was eliminated in the U.S., it has now resurfaced in many states including Colorado, where some rescues have
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Tracking the Kenora Indian Beaters and passed down hate
When Elder Tommy Keesick describes what life was like for him in Kenora as a young man it sounds awfully similar to the deep south of the United
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‘Like I Was In Prison’: Assisted Living Facility Shut Down For Allegedly Neglecting, Humiliating, And Punishing Residents
GALETON, Colo. (CBS4) – In a rare move, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has shut down the Triangle Cross Ranch assisted
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‘Like I Was In Prison’: Assisted Living Facility Shut Down For Allegedly Neglecting, Humiliating, And Punishing Residents
GALETON, Colo. (CBS4) – In a rare move, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has shut down the Triangle Cross Ranch assisted
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Colorado-Based Travel Expert Says ‘Awash In Cheap Summer Flights’; Offers Money Saving Travel Tips
DENVER (CBS4) – Scott Keyes, who founded the travel website Scott’s Cheap Flights, says as Americans are returning to flying with loosened rules