Nunavut Premier Joe Savikataaq is among those in the North calling for apologies, accountability and ‘meaningful, quality’ reparations after a preliminary finding of 751 unmarked graves at a cemetery near a former residential school in Saskatchewan.
Day: June 24, 2021
Colonization meant Indigenous territories were destroyed in order to make way for settlers. Senaqwila Wyss shares how that history is imperative to understand Indigenous worldviews and culture.
Canada and the United States share one of the longest-standing, closest relationships in the world. It is built on shared geography, values, and interests and on people-to-people ties and deeply integrated supply chains. As both countries finish the fight against COVID-19 and work toward a strong, sustainable, inclusive recovery, the ongoing collaboration and strength of this relationship will play a crucial role in creating jobs and generating prosperity for workers and businesses on both sides of the border.
CBC Sports’ daily newsletter breaks down what the national swimming trials taught us about Canada’s medal chances in Tokyo.
Visitors come to Atlantic Canada to experience its rich seafaring history and beautiful coastal communities. That is why the Government of Canada is investing in key public infrastructure along the Lunenburg waterfront to help position the local tourism industry for a strong, swift recovery.