Updated: Cree, Inuit, and Naskapi sign MOU to create forum for greater voice in Quebec affairs
The Cree, Inuit, and Naskapi nations in Quebec signed an MOU on Friday to create a new forum they say
Read moreThe Cree, Inuit, and Naskapi nations in Quebec signed an MOU on Friday to create a new forum they say
Read moreIn an effort to better understand the animal life in James Bay and how it’s changing, wildlife officials in northern
Read moreUnder the pressure of a teacher shortage, school boards across Northern Quebec are putting unlicensed educators into classrooms. Harriet Keleutak
Read moreIn a bid to make the justice system more accessible, Canada’s Federal Court has issued its first ruling in Cree
Read moreSome of Carol-Ann Tanoush’s earliest memories of growing up in northern Quebec revolve around alcohol. “[It was] loud music, screaming
Read moreThe Cree Nation Government has voted in favour of a ban on Cree hunters harvesting caribou from the George River
Read moreWildlife officials in Quebec have seized a caribou that was intended to be given as a gift between Indigenous governments
Read moreEnergy and mining projects in remote parts of Canada jeopardize the safety of Indigenous women and their families living there,
Read more– By Caroline Nepton, CBC News To vote or not to vote – that is the question for many Quebecers caught up
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