Nurse Leanne Poitras-Kelly’s work honours community connections
Cree-Métis teaching nurse guides students towards strength-based relations with Indigenous communities, and strong foundations for themselves.
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Peskotomuhkati chief unhappy about nuclear reactor testing on his traditional territory
Feds say they won’t reach zero emissions by 2050 without small nuclear reactors.
Is ‘Grande Alliance’ deal in Quebec worth it? Some Cree hunters aren’t so sure
Trappers and community members concerned about mining projects on Cree territory.
Edmonton Police Service offering ‘Know Your Rights’ card to the public
Following in the footsteps of the Native Counselling Services of Alberta (NCSA), the Edmonton Police…
Inquests, Indigenous deaths and racism, why the Joyce Echaquan inquiry must produce results: Opinion
Mary Jane Logan McCallum, Christa Big Canoe and Josée Lavoie – Special to APTN News The…
First Nations in B.C. partner with feds to build Chinook salmon stocks in Fraser River
The releases are an effort to restore salmon stocks as part of a Big Bar landslide emergency response.
‘It’s a painful time for people:’ Advocate in B.C. asks AFN to hold off on July election
Some First Nations leaders are asking for the upcoming Assembly of First Nations elections for…
Joyce Echaquan’s family describes seeing her ‘tied up like an animal’ in Joliette hospital bed
Mother of seven had her wrists and ankles in restraints when family arrived at hospital.
National Nursing Week: Laurie Dokis is making healthcare safer for Indigenous patients in B.C.
Anishinaabe nurse led the development of a complaints process for Indigenous patients who faced discrimination while seeking care.