Jun 2, 2009 | Canada.com
Time to get tough with Mohawks: Expert
Cornwall Police maintain a roadblock of the Seaway International Bridge and the border crossing to the U.S. on Monday.
Joint police operations like the one that led to the arrest Tuesday of 16 people in a Mohawk community near Oka, Que., should be done right across Canada, said a First Nations police chief involved in the sweep.
Four arrested after series of drug raids in Oka, Que.
At least four people have been arrested in a series of drug raids yesterday at the Kanesatake Mohawk community near Oka, Que.
Police conduct drug raids at Kanesatake Mohawk reserve; four arrested
At least four people have been arrested in a series of drug raids early today at the Kanesatake Mohawk community near Oka, Que.
Kanehsatake: 270 Years Of Resistance
Alanis Obomsawin is this year's recipient of the Hot Docs Outstanding Achievement Award, and the festival honours her with a retrospective of her work.
Southern Quebec on flood watch
Water from Two Mountains Lake spilled onto Des Anges Street in Oka, Que., on Monday morning.
Iconic Mohawk, photographer die same day
It was an iconic image of the 1990 Oka crisis: A masked Mohawk warrior raises his rifle in victory as he stands atop an overturned Quebec police squad car.
Tow truck driver dies in Oka crash
A 41-year-old tow truck driver involved in a three-vehicle crash near Oka on Tuesday has died.
3 vehicles collide near Oka, Que., injuring 5
Five people were injured Tuesday afternoon when a school bus with no passengers and two other vehicles collided near Oka, southwest of Montreal.
Canadian Human Rights Commission should appeal ruling on former Sask. MP: critics
The Canadian Human Rights Commission should appeal a ruling that dismissed a discrimination complaint against a former MP who sent pamphlets to constituents with slogans such as "Stop Indian Crime", critics of ...
70th annual general meeting - Agropur rounds out another successful...
Agropur posted good financial results in 2008, reaching sales of $2.8 billion and earnings before patronage dividends and taxes of $121.3 million.
Former MP Argues He Isn't Racist
A former Saskatchewan Member of Parliament who sent constituents controversial pamphlets suggesting aboriginal people shouldn't get special treatment says he isn't racist and that he believes in the equality of ...
"Armed Ontario Provincial Police entered the Six Nations Territory of Douglas Creek in Caledonia, Ontario - " about 20 kilometres east of Hamilton - on September 19 of this year.
Elton John once observed that 'sorry seems to be the hardest word'. He clearly wasn't thinking of politicians.