Indigenous women feeling harassed in taxicabs
Discussing why so many Indigenous women are getting bad taxicab rides. Plus, details on a class action lawsuit for Day Scholars.
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IAP Chief Adjudicator accused of failing to enforce Residential Schools Settlement
Some residential school abuse claimants might not have been properly compensated; and Gwich’in youth get exposure to university life.
Are indigenous nations the true rulers of Canada’s resources?
In his book, Resource Rulers, Bill Gallagher outlines a series of legal wins by indigenous peoples across the country within Canada’s courts that, he says, effectively makes them the true rulers of the riches within Canada’s lands.
Mandatory Indigenous studies in universities and its impact on Indigenous students
Discussing whether Canadian universities can be safe places for Indigenous students and professors when Indigenous credit hours are mandatory.
APTN Investigates: Labrador residential school survivors
Based on a technicality, Ottawa does not recognize students who went to residential school in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Budding broadcasters: Youth tour APTN’s new studio and newsroom
APTN: a national news and broadcast leader
UNDRIP powering need for consent: a duty that’s already within the Constitution, the treaties, and the Royal Proclamation – Cheryl Maloney
Mi’Kmaq leader says AFN’s national energy forum lacks Indigenous focus.
Who will lead the national MMIW inquiry? Anticipation builds as the pre-inquiry meetings conclude
Discussing the upcoming national missing and murdered Indigenous women inquiry and what it should accomplish.
Three things InFocus: how Drag the Red helped find a missing man, Indigenous resistance and the AFN’s energy forum
APTN InFocus with Cheryl McKenzie A young woman plans to run 450 kms this spring…