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‘Hate crime’ ad prompts police, human rights investigation
 WINNIPEG, Manitoba – An ad on a buy-and-sell Web site that characterized Native boys as animals and offered to ethnically cleanse them from the city has sparked a blaze of outrage and prompted a First Nations leader to initiate an investigation by city police and Canada’s Human Rights Commission on a hate crime allegation. Read more » Related ContentMore Canada Stories
Dramatic decline of male births in indigenous communities tied to industrial pollutionA strange reality exists in at least one indigenous community – babies that should be born boys are instead, born girls. Read more » Challenging the Paradigm coincides with longhouse openingTERRACE, British Columbia – Challenging the Paradigm, Northwest Community College’s third annual conference on decolonizing post-secondary education, will take place this year from May 5 – 8 at its Terrace Campus. Read more » 
St. Eugene one of BC’s most culturally authentic aboriginal attractions
VANCOUVER, British Columbia – The St. Eugene Golf Resort & Casino is one of five tourism businesses in British Columbia to receive the “Authentic Aboriginal” title, a new designation awarded by the Aboriginal Tourism Association of British Columbia. The authenticity program recognizes the most culturally authentic, accurate and respectful representations of First Nations peoples and cultures in British Columbia’s tourism industry. Read more » Canada Headlines |
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