APTN News sits down with Governor General Mary May Simon in Germany
Issues include Canada’s international profile and Germany’s ties to reconciliation.
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McLeod Lake Indian Band urges B.C. premier to halt planned cow-calf moose hunt in their territory
The B.C. government is conducting a trial to reduce the moose population to help with…
Governor General Mary May Simon reflects on state visit to Germany
Simon says spoke to Germans about their own process of reconciliation.
Hotly contested Alton Gas cavern project in Nova Scotia scrapped by Calgary based AltaGas
After years of opposition, an Alberta energy company has abandoned its plan to create huge…
Grand chief in B.C. says Trudeau should ‘resign’ over residential school records comment
The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) says it is still waiting for records…
Long-standing volunteer released from Thunder Bay hospital over Nazi memorabilia pictures
A volunteer with the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre has been let go from…
Gitxsan community stops B.C. social workers from taking child back into ‘care’
‘We’re sick and tired of generation after generation being lost in the system…’ says Kolin Sutherland-Wilson of the Git’luuhl’um’hetxwit house.
Tk’emlups te Secwepemc issues steps in open letter for PM to prove commitment to reconciliation
Senior members of Tk’emlups te Secwepemc Nation have issued an open letter to Prime Minister…
Justice Canada study finds own criminal courts stacked against Indigenous accused
Indigenous offenders were 30 per cent more likely to be imprisoned than white offenders says the report.