Supreme Court of Canada to hear appeal of Nunavut murder case
By Emma Tranter Daniel Hodgson granted leave to appeal on Thursday The Supreme Court of Canada will hear the case
Read moreBy Emma Tranter Daniel Hodgson granted leave to appeal on Thursday The Supreme Court of Canada will hear the case
Read moreIndigenous people in Alaska are murdered and go missing at higher rates than almost anywhere in the country. Vivian Korthuis,
Read moreSelkirk First Nation passed resolution in February to keep alleged dealer out, but say he’s returned The Selkirk First Nation
Read moreA class action lawsuit on behalf of crime victims in Nunavik, the Inuit region of northern Quebec, has got the
Read moreThe territories also ranked highest in crime severity, the new report shows Nunavut has the highest rate of police-reported violent
Read moreIn north Lapland, people are most afraid of home burglaries so the police have set up an organization to react
Read moreReporting a sexual assault takes guts and few Northwest Territories victims ever come forward, making it all the more important
Read moreCanada’s naitonal police force in the Arctic territory of Nunavut say an incident involving an active shooter in the community
Read moreQuebec provincial police are investigating the suspicious death of a woman in Salluit, a community in Nunavik, the Inuit region
Read moreTackling longstanding issues in the Nunavik justice system are “extremely important” and are being actively worked on by the government,
Read moreMakivik Corporation, the organization that represents Inuit in the Canadian province of Quebec, is calling for an overhaul to the
Read moreMore than 80 police officers, from four different police forces in the Canadian province of Quebec, took part in raids
Read moreEx-border inspector Frode Berg is now on his way home to Kirkenes, Arctic Norway after 23 months in FSB’s notorious
Read moreGlenn Mackey boarded the MV Lyubov Orlova in St. John’s Harbour in Newfoundland, Atlantic Canada, on July 2, 2010, expecting
Read moreA man from Inuvik, in Canada’s Northwest Territories, has been fined $1,500 for killing a polar bear last year. Justin
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