Wiikwemkoong leadership announced that serious offenders face a two-year removal from the territory to combat drug violence. While aimed at safety, some worry it risks further displacing vulnerable members.
Meggie Cywink and other families of MMIWG2S+ victims are demanding direct oversight and audits of federal funding. They argue that large organizations fail to support families doing the actual work.
MANITOULIN—A recent investigation by the Investigative Journalism Bureau, carried in the National Post, confirms what communities have been saying—Indigenous women in this country are killed at rates six times higher than non-Indigenous women. Not a spike. A structure.
Between 2019 and 2025, 1,329 suspicious deaths of
ONTARIO—A Hamilton courtroom has quietly cracked open a long-standing pillar of Ontario’s criminal justice system.
In a recent ruling, Justice Garg of the Ontario Court of Justice found that key provisions of Ontario’s sex offender registry law—known as Christopher’s Law (Sex Offender Registry), 2000—
