OPINION: Appointment of Michael Wernick as top federal bureaucrat in Ottawa should be a concern for Aboriginal Peoples, especially First Nations
Canada has a newly appointed top federal bureaucrat and Aboriginal peoples should be concerned.
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Ottawa plans more dollars and major overhaul for First Nation child welfare
Ottawa to overhaul First Nations child welfare system
aptn Investigates: With Rights
Trina Roache takes us into the Cape Breton highlands, where the Mi’Kmaq are discovering that…
Berens River workers earn their way into construction trades and why the education system needs refining
aptn InFocus with Cheryl McKenzie Watch how Hugh Munro Construction partnered with the Berens River…
Face to Face: Defining the Metis
APTN National News Who are the Metis? I have Elders who tell me I’m Cree…
Investigation into city’s waste collection finds “appropriate” safe work conditions
Three months after it launched an investigation, the City of Winnipeg says it’s satisfied that…
Extinction Event | APTN Investigates
A look into the Beothuk, the Indigenous people of the island of Newfoundland. And the…
The Year Ahead InFocus: Freedom Road, MMIW Inquiry, Nationhood
aptn InFocus with Cheryl McKenzie: 2016 promises a potentially bright future for Indigenous peoples but…
Would the roles of indigenous women be strengthened by the revival of traditional law?
Rachel Snow tells us about her father, the good he did for the Nakoda people, and how the revitalization of traditional law could restore the role of women in Indigenous communities.