Plaintiffs skeptical but hopeful proposed First Nations child welfare settlement will lead to change
‘I wanted to take a stand for the children that are going through the same suffering in our First Nations community,’ says lead plaintiff Zach Trout
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The first Indigenous person to serve as Canada’s governor general hopes she can help heal the country’s deep wounds
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Matthew Monias says music helped him overcome adversity—but it has its challenges in a remote community
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Minister joins N2N for a wide-ranging interview as 2021 draws to a close
InFocus updates case of Saulteaux sisters in Saskatchewan who are lobbying for their freedom
There is a push from the legal community in Canada to have Saulteaux sisters Nerissa…
Ted Nolan opens up on his career in hockey, both good and bad
Sport, and more specifically hockey, has been an important part of Indigenous lives across North…
