The top vote-getter in Alberta’s so-called “Senate election” says she’s prepared to wait years, if necessary, to get named to Canada’s upper chamber.
Month: November 2021
Ahmed Hussen, Canada’s new housing minister, faces a series of complex challenges that cross jurisdictional lines as he attempts to tackle this country’s housing crisis.
P.E.I.’s Acadian community has a rich culture of story-telling which has been passed down from generation to generation.
Vuntut Gwitchin citizen Cindy Dickson is taking her legal challenge of her First Nation’s requirement for councillors to live on settlement land to the country’s highest court. The case has worked its way through the Yukon Supreme Court and Yukon Court of Appeal with the requirement staying largely intact.
In July, linda manyguns, the associate vice-president of indigenization and decolonization at Mount Royal University, announced she would be using only lower-case letters for her name, in addition to not using capital letters except to acknowledge the Indigenous struggle for recognition. Then the hate mail came.