Canada finally makes request for Beothuk remains held in Scotland
The federal government has officially requested that a museum in Scotland return Beothuk remains they have held for more than a century.
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Hundreds of Indigenous human remains at Canadian universities
Universities across the country are housing hundreds of Indigenous human remains, ranging from small bones fragments to complete skeletons.
APTN Investigates: Breaching the Sacred
Shaneen Robinson-Desjarlais APTN Investigates The number of Indigenous babies born from addicted mothers is on…
Decades old MMIWG cases not being researched by Inquiry — legal counsel
The National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls could be doing more to research cases that stretch back decades.
Inuk leader finds reconciliation around the Muskrat Falls table
After years of conflict over the Muskrat Falls hydro project in Labrador, an Inuk leader is finally at the table negotiating an agreement with the crown corporation in charge of it.
In the Shadow of the Dam; the failure of reconciliation at Muskrat Falls
On an early morning in late September, Denise Cole led a group of land protectors to Nalcor Energy’s head office in St. John’s to keep workers out – to send a message to the corporation and the province.
Roseau River frustrated INAC won’t enforce its own rules
Despite being “appalled” when shown APTN hidden video footage of status cards being misused to give non-status customers tax-exempt gas and cigarettes, Indigenous Affairs Minister Carolyn Bennett has put the onus on affected cardholders and angry Roseau River First Nation residents.
APTN Investigates: Priceless
APTN Investigates Recent court decisions could have a dramatic impact on the money the federal…