Survivor on hunger strike to pressure band’s relationship with law firm
(left to right): Donna Rogers-Necan, Thelma Fair and Darlene Necan protesting outside Kenora lawyer Doug…
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IAP lawyer not cooperating with investigators
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Should Canada hold a National Inquiry into #MMIW?
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NAN chief welcomes investigation into Kenora law firm
By Kathleen Martens APTN Investigates WINNIPEG – Another investigation into a law firm’s handling of…
Why FNs see pipeline expansion as a threat to their cultures
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Face-to-Face with Bob Rae
These days he’s a negotiator with the Matawa Tribal Council representing communities in the midst of the planned Ring of Fire development in Northern Ontario.
No evidence of AANDC action after damning MANFF audit
Melissa Ridgen APTN Investigates A confidential email leaked to APTN Investigates shows the federal Aboriginal…
Personal education credits ‘controlling and racist’: Survivors
By Kathleen Martens APTN Investigates WINNIPEG – There is talk amongst former Indian residential…
First Nation-owned Wasaya Airways warned shareholders last month company’s ‘going down’ amid growing debt
Near the end of July the chief of Fort Severn First Nation in northern Ontario went on the local radio and told the community Wasaya Airways was in trouble with growing debt, adding the future didn’t look good for the company that has been serving them for over a decade.