[ad_1] As Saskatchewan Sixties Scoop survivors prepare for Premier Scott Moe to deliver an apology, those that helped survivors share their stories are split on what it...
[ad_1] Premier Scott Moe will apologize to Sixties Scoop survivors early in the new year, but there will be no monetary compensation. The apology is scheduled for Monday, Jan. 7,...
[ad_1] Trisha Mills and Bill Carmichael are thrilled to be reunited with their rescue dog Dexter in Kamloops – on what could be a long road...
[ad_1] The hug was decades in the making. On Sunday, Newfoundlander Ernest Condon embraced the son of his longtime friends, Lewis and Grunia Ferman — Jewish...
[ad_1] This story is part of CBC North’s series Children of Survivors | Impact of residential schools. This week we’re highlighting the stories of several children of residential school...
[ad_1] The Sixties Scoop Indigenous Society is making its way across Saskatchewan this fall and was in Saskatoon on Saturday. A non-profit society formed by a group...
[ad_1] It was the first time 18-year-old Dawson Blahey from Arborg, Man., shared his life-changing story with a large group. Blahey suffered third-degree burns to his...
[ad_1] A Canadian group that pushed for change in the country’s screen industry amid the #MeToo movement is taking matters into its own hands after seeing...
[ad_1] NOTE: The following story contains images of a sensitive nature. As part of an international event called Pink Day, a clinic in Calgary is offering...
[ad_1] It was a sea of pink at Prairieland Park Sunday morning as over 1,000 people laced up their shoes for the annual Canadian Cancer Society...