National chief calls on Ottawa to resume policing talks after mass stabbing inquest | iNFOnews

SASKATOON - The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations says a coroner's inquest into a mass killing in Saskatchewan shows Ottawa must return to the table to negotiate long-promised legislation declaring Indigenous policing an essential service.

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