Inauguration d’un monument pour honorer les victimes des pensionnats indiens
Dans le cadre de la journée nationale de la vérité et de la réconciliation, une...
Annette Francis
Annette is Anishinaabe from Alderville First Nation. She started at APTN as an Ottawa Correspondent in 2007 and has covered Indigenous issues from Parliament Hill and First Nation communities across Ontario. She has also freelanced for CBC Indigenous and Ricochet Media.
Anishinabek Nation demands action on 2007 Ipperwash inquiry recommendations
The head of the Anishinabek Nation says 17 years is long enough to wait for...
Les chefs qui s’opposent à la taxe sur le carbone soutient la lutte contre le changement climatique
Lors de la récente réunion de l’Assemblée des Premières Nations à Montréal, les chefs de...
Archaeological digs in the Ottawa region draw a lot of attention
In honour of archeology month, the National Capital Commission, commonly called the NCC, is...
Brandon Montour brings Stanley Cup home to Six Nations
The biggest First Nation in Canada spent some time with the Stanley Cup Wednesday exactly...
Both Innu Nation, NunatuKavut Community Council claim victory after Federal Court decision
A Federal Court judge has dismissed a bid by Labrador’s Innu Nation to throw out...
Sol Mamakwa and the promises to First Nations in Ontario
The promise was made by Ontario Doug Ford following NDP MPP Sol Mamakwa’s historical speech...
Environmental racism bill on the verge of becoming law says Green Party leader
Green Party co-leader Elizabeth May is confident her private members’ Bill C-226 will soon pass...
Alderville First Nation artists brighten Cobourg’s waterfront with a touch of reconciliation
Two Alderville First Nation artists are showcasing their work on Cobourg’s Victoria Beach. The...
