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The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) wants the laws around child victims changed.

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How officials tried to contain fallout after a Halifax school bus went missing for 4½ hours

Icanada Dec 23, 2024

Alberta Calgary icanada news

Drug precursors the new ‘primary threat’ entering Canada as fentanyl imports drop

Icanada Dec 23, 2024

Alberta Calgary icanada news

This boy hurt in collision didn’t have an Indian status card, so Ottawa wouldn’t pay for medical evacuation

Icanada Dec 23, 2024

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Alberta Calgary icanada news

How officials tried to contain fallout after a Halifax school bus went missing for 4½ hours

Alberta Calgary icanada news

Drug precursors the new ‘primary threat’ entering Canada as fentanyl imports drop

Alberta Calgary icanada news

This boy hurt in collision didn’t have an Indian status card, so Ottawa wouldn’t pay for medical evacuation

Alberta Calgary icanada news

This Alberta town has mountains on one side, Calgary on the other — and some big growing pains