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Auditor general says RCMP’s staff shortage got worse in recent years
By Kyle Duggan Royal Canadian Mounted Police staff shortages worsened after officials bet wrong on their recruitment needs and let rookie officers choose the locations of their first assignments, says the auditor general. In a new report tabled in Parliament on Monday, Auditor General Karen Hogan said the force set targets that fell far short of its own needs, then failed to recruit as many officers as planned despite a flood of applicants. The audit found the federal police force…
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Six Nations hit with floods and snowstorm in one week
By Alex Murray Writer March came in with a roar and continued to blast last week…
Sports News
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Former pros and premier Ford attend Little NHL ceremony
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Six Nations Stars qualify for provincials in their first year of Senior C action
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Local squads preparing for annual Little NHL tournament
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Snipers down Express twice to advance to ALL playoffs
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SPORTS BRIEFS: Trades and working to Mann Cup title
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Ironmen win opening-round playoff series versus Coyotes
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Hesquiaht Descendants earn second and Most Sportsmanlike at 66th All Native Basketball Tourney
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Ironmen need one more win to eliminate Coyotes
Editorial
Editorial: Reconciliation or delay???
The city of Brantford is creating a new “Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation” strategy. It’s supposed to…
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Auditor general says RCMP’s staff shortage got worse in recent years
By Kyle Duggan Royal Canadian Mounted Police staff shortages worsened after officials bet wrong on their…
Politicians praise Amanda Lathlin, first First Nations woman in Manitoba legislature
By Steve Lambert Politicians at the Manitoba legislature have paid tribute to Amanda Lathlin, a members…
Pipeline leak located more than a week after sheen first reported on Ontario river
By Jordan Omstead A pipeline leak in Sarnia, Ont., has been located more than a week…
Canadians plan to sail to Gaza despite detention risks
By Kathryn Mannie Canadians are planning to sail to Gaza again as part of a flotilla…
Bridgewater teen in court after threats to schools in Nova Scotia and Manitoba
By Devin Stevens A 15-year-old facing charges over threats to schools in Nova Scotia and Manitoba…
AI data centre near Regina will be largest data centre in Canada and largest investment in Canadian history
By Nicole Taylor, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The World-Spectator A $12 billion investment in an AI…
Ontario to declare Toronto island airport a special economic zone
By Liam Casey and Allison Jones Ontario will declare Toronto’s island airport the province’s first special…
Police Service Dog Mack Helps Brantford Police Locate Break-In Suspects
BRANTFORD ONT-Two people have been charged in connection with a break-in on Colborne Street after Brantford…
Gull-Masty Makes Progress – New funding announced for Jordan’s Principle as backlog evaporates
By Patrick Quinn, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Nation Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty announced February…
National survey finds Canadian business schools largely disconnected from Indigenous economies
By Aaron Walker, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Windspeaker.com A new national survey is shedding light on…
Nunavik police chief ‘honoured’ to step into permanent role
By Dominique Gené, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Nunatsiaq News Nunavik’s police chief Jean-François (Jeff) Bernier says…
Essential Services – National friendship centre network faces funding uncertainty
By Patrick Quinn, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Nation As the national friendship centre movement expands…
Road tolls in Kahnawake inch forward
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Nisga’a Nation members allege ‘heightened financial risk’ of B.C. LNG projects
By Darryl Greer Two members of the Nisga’a Nation have filed a lawsuit in B.C. Supreme…
Poilievre pitches Canadian kindness on ‘The Joe Rogan Experience’ podcast
By David Baxter and Sarah Ritchie Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre laughed off a conspiracy theory about…
‘Maxed out’: Yukon budget includes record $81.8M deficit
Yukon Premier Currie Dixon hopes the budget he tabled Thursday is the worst the territory ever…
RCMP investigate graffiti outside Acho Dene Koe First Nation office
By Claire McFarlane, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Cabin Radio Fort Liard resident Evangelina Fantasque said she…
Funding hopes dimming for Kanesatake security force
By Hadassah Alencar, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Eastern Door Efforts to find new funding from…
Service Nunavut portal, more manufacturing among priorities for Government of Nunavut
By William Koblensky Varela, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Nunavut News More manufacturing investments and an online…
School registration policies a ‘barrier’ in Kanesatake
By Hadassah Alencar, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Eastern Door As the school registration period in…
