Face to Face: Defining the Metis
APTN National News Who are the Metis? I have Elders who tell me I’m Cree…
Face to Face
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
Blackfoot spirituality from a member of the Horn Society on Face to Face
Face to Face This summer I had the honour of visiting the Siksika First Nation…
Metis archeologist Kevin Brownlee on trade and mining prior to European arrival
Michael Hutchinson Face to Face Kevin Brownlee is a great Metis guy who lives his…
A medal-earning police officer speaks on being a warrior and those who exploit their own people on Face to Face
Face to Face I have a lot of appreciation for Edith Turner, but that wasn’t…
Face to Face sits down with former-VPD detective, Lori Shenher, to discuss her new book and the botched investigation of a serial killer who almost got away
Serial killer Robert “Willie” Pickton could have been caught many times, but wasn’t due to a lack of resources and the attitudes of police forces towards women in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside.
Blues Guitarist and Juno Winner, George Leach, tells Face to Face what keeps him centred
George Leach on Face to Face
