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Oldest DNA Match in Interpol’s History Links Dead American Convict to Highway of Tears Victim

Wawmeesh Hamilton
September 28, 2012
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) have linked the DNA of a deceased American convict who had a history of violent offences against women to at least one victim from British ...

Ambassador Chris Stevens Mourned Across Indian Country as Peacemaker, Diplomat

David P. Ball
September 28, 2012
In the wake of the violent death of United States Libyan Ambassador J...

Abandoned Recycling Plant’s Tire Dump Threatens Tseshaht First Nation Health, Leaders Say

Wawmeesh Hamilton
August 30, 2012
Tens of thousands of old rubber tires at a derelict recycling plant on Crown land in Port Alberni, British Columbia, pose fire and environmental hazards, and the chief councilor of...

Aboriginal Wheelchair Athlete Set to Burnish Career With Gold at Paralympic Games in London

Sam Laskaris
August 28, 2012
Richard Peter is hoping to finish off his international career with even more hardware than he already has—and he’s already toting plenty...

Northern Vancouver Island’s Past and Present

Jack McNeel
August 19, 2012
The first thing to hit your eyes are the totem poles...

First Nations Artists Sell Work at Victoria Waterfront

Jack McNeel
August 04, 2012
Strolling along the waterfront in Victoria, British Columbia, one's glance is arrested by artists' wares: wood carvings, Cowichan woolen items and other First Nations art...

Sliammon Approve Treaty Settlement Amid Controversy

David P. Ball
July 21, 2012
Sliammon First Nation members in British Columbia have voted, with 57.5 percent in favor, to accept a treaty settlement awarding it 20,510 acres of land and $30 million over a deca...

Hereditary Chief Bert Mack Mourned by Toquaht First Nation and Beyond

David Wiwchar
June 28, 2012
Sixty-five years is a long time to lead a Nation...

Bear Eats Murderer’s Remains, Gets Death Penalty

ICTMN Staff
June 07, 2012
Convicted Canadian murderer Rory Nelson Wagner not only got his just desserts but also was dessert, as a black bear snacked on his already-dead body after dragging it from a car...

Vancouver Creates Aboriginal-Focused School

Wawmeesh Hamilton
May 05, 2012
Hoping to reduce the dropout rate in later years, Vancouver will create an aboriginal-focused school that will be up and running in September, giving students in kindergarten throu...

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