Award-winning Elders share on women’s teachings and the link between land and education
Award-winning Elders share on women’s teachings and the link between land and education
Face to Face
The Assembly of First Nations National Chief talks pipelines, development and unifying the AFN
Face to Face speaks to AFN National Chief Perry Bellegarde about pipelines and how First Nations can benefit from resource development.
Are indigenous nations the true rulers of Canada’s resources?
In his book, Resource Rulers, Bill Gallagher outlines a series of legal wins by indigenous peoples across the country within Canada’s courts that, he says, effectively makes them the true rulers of the riches within Canada’s lands.
‘We are at the cusp of something my grandfather could have never imagined,’ Prof. Sinclair
Dr. Niigaanwewidam Sinclair, speaks about recent calls to require university students to learn about indigenous peoples.
Elder Fred Kelly on the Anishinaabe worldview and what it means to be an indigenous leader
Elder Fred Kelly outlines what it meant to lead people in traditional times, how the political situation has changed from previous generations, and the new environment that Indigenous leaders have to deal with.
Face to Face: Defining the Metis
APTN National News Who are the Metis? I have Elders who tell me I’m Cree…
Would the roles of indigenous women be strengthened by the revival of traditional law?
Rachel Snow tells us about her father, the good he did for the Nakoda people, and how the revitalization of traditional law could restore the role of women in Indigenous communities.
Former Alberta Judge says a new system is needed for First Nation governance to work
Judge John Reilly says he left the bench because he became disillusioned with Canada’s criminal justice system and how it treated Aboriginal peoples.
How being a cowboy can make you a better Indian on Face to Face
Face to Face with Michael Hutchinson