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Harper government condemned for using police to conduct political surveillance of First Nations instead of resolving Canada’s violations of Indigenous peoples' constitutional and international rights.

On Wednesday afternoon, the United Nation's 1267 Committee went public with its decision to remove Montreal resident Abousfian Abdelrazik from its blacklist.

Lawsuit to be launched for the failure by Shell to meet contractual agreements made between them and the First Nation over existing tar sands projects within ACFN traditional territory.

Group statement by 17 people charged with conspiracy during the G20 regarding a plea deal.

The Tahrir and the Saoirse have reached international waters, marking the start of the Freedom Waves to Gaza campaign. The boats are in the Mediterranean Sea, preparing to sail for Gaza within hours.

As Palestine moves to protect the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem, thought to be the birthplace of Jesus, Canada considers cutting its $10 million a year donation to UNESCO.

Farmers from across western Canada gathered Friday in Winnipeg to protest the federal government's plan to dismantle the Canadian Wheat Board.

Greenpeace activists visited Clover Leaf Seafoods' Canadian headquarters to return cases of the company's canned tuna products in protest of the wasteful fisheries the company sources from.

Police, safety and suicide prevention experts and victims of gun violence are outraged at the government's introduction of Bill C-19.

Human rights groups condemn the attorney general of British Columbia’s move to immediately block torture case against the former president.