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As Innu exhibit opens in Labrador, Grand Chief says truth must come before reconciliation

Innu Nation Grand Chief Jodie Ashini says it’s disappointing to open the Innu Pakassiun exhibit without the provincial government’s participation, but Innu know their history and who they are

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Liberals’ Bill C-39 a wake-up call for Canadians: Avi Lewis

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Gander didn’t protest U.S. ambassador during 9/11 visit, but still sent a clear message to Trump

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Daze Jefferies: an overflown chorus

On International Sex Worker Pride Day, the Newfoundland artist and academic explains why there is 'no feminist future without sex worker justice'

Police should not have fined them over their dog, Quigley, say St. John’s B&B owners

Lesa and Gery Winsor say their 6-year-old Border Collie-Retriever is trained to sit at the end of his driveway; officer told couple RNC gets ‘a lot of complaints about dogs being off leash'

Harlow operating within budget before Memorial decided to sell it: former head of U.K. campus

Emails show President Janet Morrison ‘inundated’ with messages over sale of Harlow Campus, while documents suggest former campus head was making progress at reducing costs

Watchdog says it can’t investigate Deloitte over use of AI in $1.6M government report

Internal emails reveal Deloitte helped craft government's response to The Independent's investigation

Will declaring an epidemic help end gender-based violence?

Three provinces in Atlantic Canada have made formal declarations — but is that enough to quell violence against women, girls and gender-diverse people?