Canadians need to ‘know their history’ says plaintiff in sterilization lawsuit in B.C.
The latest proposed class action in British Columbia focuses on coerced sterilization and abortion
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Father glad to see outside agency handling 20-year Prince George allegations
B.C. government has ordered an independent investigation into controversial case
Missing persons organization to present Indigenous communities with options: director-general
The head of an international organization that specializes in missing persons says she is confident…
Crown Indigenous Relations signs self-government with three Métis Nations
President of the Métis Nation of Alberta and Minister Marc Miller sign agreement in Edmonton
New registry shows Indigenous Peoples largely shut out of wrongful conviction cases
Reporting by APTN News helped inspire new Canadian Registry of Wrongful Convictions
First CFL official from a treaty territory inducted into the Indigenous sports hall of fame
Brian Chrupalo becomes the third ref with legal status under Indian Act to be put in the hall.
‘You have to continue to live’: Counsellor talks about grieving process at conference
This story deals with suicide. Help is available for crisis and prevention. Talk Suicide Canada (1-833-456-4566), Kids…
Saskatchewan judge to release decision on Quewezance sisters in late March
My sense is that the Crown is not recognizing that the nature of the assistance and supports being offered by Indigenous organizations is more likely to yield success, says Senator Pate
Actor Nathan Chasing Horse facing new charges in Nevada, Montana
A grand jury in Nevada indicted Nathan Chasing Horse on 19 counts of criminal activity, expanding on…