APTN Investigates: MMIWG – After the stories are told
As the first phase of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) winds down, its future is still uncertain.
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‘Spirit of the White Paper’ behind Trudeau government fast-tracking legislative framework
“You know the spirit of the White Paper is still alive and well.”
Cree woman in Alberta sues RCMP for unjust arrest, black eye and fractured orbital bone
Cree woman from Alberta is suing the RCMP for $450,000 for being arrested without justification and assault.
APTN Investigates: Racism in the Ranks
After seeing racist Facebook posts by RCMP members, a former Mohawk police officer is just one voice calling for public accountability on how the RCMP handles misconduct like racism.
Colonization forced Yale First Nation to sign deal with Kinder Morgan says chief
“I literally had my hands tied. We couldn’t afford housing, we couldn’t afford food.”
APTN Investigates: Cowboys and Pretendians
Sitting in his Montreal apartment surrounded by movie memorabilia, Jeff Barnaby, a Mi’gmaw filmmaker from Listiguj, QC, is quite clear about what he expects from his cast and crew in the film industry.
Trudeau government won’t rule out using force to build Kinder Morgan’s pipeline
“The natural resources minister threatened to use the army on British Columbians.”
Breaking stereotypes with lyrics
Frank Waln, a 28-year-old award winning Lakota hip-hop artist, always wanted to challenge what he saw as racist stereotypes in the 1953 animated Disney film Peter Pan, particularly the song called What Makes The Red Man Red.
APTN Investigates: Reckoning at St. Anne’s
Ten years after former prime minister Stephen Harper’s historic federal apology to residential school survivors, former students of St. Anne’s Indian Residential School in Ft. Albany, Ontario are still fighting to have their stories told.
