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Two significant incidents in Western Canada have pushed the issue of police racism directed towards Aboriginal people into the national spotlight this month.

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A former Alberta police officer claims the FBI staged a show arrest to make Leonard Peltier look bad so Canadian authorities would agree to extradite him to the United States for trial.

In a letter to the president of the United States, (with copies sent to U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno, Peltier, Amnesty International and the Assembly of First Nations) Bob Newbrook, 50, claims he arrested Peltier a day before the date when FBI records say he was arrested.

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Construction is set to begin on a new centre designed to provide drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs for adults and youth in northern British Columbia.

The new Nechako Treatment Centre, to be located on the grounds of the Prince George Hospital, is expected to be up and running next summer.

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Construction is set to begin on a new centre designed to provide drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs for adults and youth in northern British Columbia.

The new Nechako Treatment Centre, to be located on the grounds of the Prince George Hospital, is expected to be up and running next summer.

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Imagine if you will, a time and a place where you \can sit back and watch close to 40 films in three days and eat tons of popcorn and bannock with an audience made up of your friends, colleagues, and cousins. Well, that's exactly what IMAGeNATION, the 3rd annual Aboriginal Film Festival was all about.

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Imagine if you will, a time and a place where you \can sit back and watch close to 40 films in three days and eat tons of popcorn and bannock with an audience made up of your friends, colleagues, and cousins. Well, that's exactly what IMAGeNATION, the 3rd annual Aboriginal Film Festival was all about.

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Patricia Moore has a big job ahead of her, but she is taking on the challenge with plenty of courage.

Moore will be traveling to New York, Chicago, Seattle and possible, Denver to begin the process of reclaiming her Haida ancestors' remains.

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Patricia Moore has a big job ahead of her, but she is taking on the challenge with plenty of courage.

Moore will be traveling to New York, Chicago, Seattle and possible, Denver to begin the process of reclaiming her Haida ancestors' remains.

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In the 1970s, a delegation from the Ktunaxa nation went to Victoria and a number of Elders were brought to view the holdings of the Royal British Columbia Museum. One Elder said she didn't want to go, because it was so sad to see the nation's cultural artifacts locked up.

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In the 1970s, a delegation from the Ktunaxa nation went to Victoria and a number of Elders were brought to view the holdings of the Royal British Columbia Museum. One Elder said she didn't want to go, because it was so sad to see the nation's cultural artifacts locked up.