First Nations scholar says AFN stuck in old ways, needs to change
Niigaan Sinclair speaks at length about how AFN could improve
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What’s in store for harvesting rights? InFocus looks forward to 2021
From fish farms, treaty fishing, to the moose moratorium, First Nations fought hard for harvesting and resource rights last year
TikTok gives Cree jingle dress dancer a new outlook on life
Michelle Chubb uses platform to overcome trauma and inspire others to do the same
UNDRIP bill is the way forward says justice minister, while critic says it lacks clarity
‘The government would appear to have moved forward in a symbolic way but not in a measurable way’
B.C. should consider investigations into Indigenous specific racism in other public services: Turpel-Lafond
Education, justice and health systems noted as places where racist stereotypes exist.
More money won’t fix First Nations child welfare, not repeating the same mistakes just might
Since 2013, 178 Indigenous children have died and 147 are tied to First Nation child welfare agencies in Ontario.
‘Utter failure’: Expert breaks down internal death report on Sacha Raven Bob
‘There was physical neglect, there’s educational neglect, there’s medical neglect’
‘Forcibly taking Indigenous children’: Inside the world of one foster mom
Manitoba’s child welfare system ‘not run by terribly healthy people,’ says mom.
Fighting back against a system built on taking kids in Constance Lake
Robyn Bunting says she knows first hand the damage the child welfare system can inflict….
