Why the Yukon’s Indigenous languages are disappearing, and what’s being done to get them back
People fighting on all fronts to ensure Indigenous languages survive after devastating impacts of residential schools
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‘Indian government’ sicced police on Indigenous grandfather: 911 call
Transcript of call to Vancouver Police Department shows why BMO called police in December 2019
Parents of first baby born in B.C. village in 50 years share birth story
Family shares birth story to encourage others to revitalize traditional teachings
Fighting discrimination during birth through the support of doulas
‘We’re putting the power back in their hands,’ says Nanaimo-based doula Andrea Howard.
Army of Kwakwaka’wakw doulas are bring birthing traditions back
Doula training helps break down barriers for remote Indigenous communities.
Saulteaux woman says she was wrongfully convicted, trying to clear her name after 25 years in prison
APTN Investigates: A Life Sentence – Watch part 2 here. A Saulteaux woman says…
Interpreting a pandemic: How Ooleepika Ikkidluak’s Inuktitut innovations keep Nunavummiut informed
Veteran interpreter keeps the politicians, the doctor and the reporters in line
Help coming to pandemic-hit First Nations as the number of cases grows
Officials fear skyrocketing COVID-19 infections if stricter measures aren’t taken
Families call for public’s help locating two missing First Nations women
Police seeking tips on unrelated disappearances of Melinda Lynxleg and Cynthia Parisian in Manitoba