National chief looks to put internal strife behind, make AFN ‘relevant’ again
‘The real work ahead is making sure that the organization does address these criticisms,’ says RoseAnne Archibald on N2N
Nation to Nation
Search for truth underway at Canada’s two oldest residential schools, what could the probes reveal?
‘It’s going to be difficult because it is from a time period of 1850, so you may have graves there,’ says Del Riley.
‘Lofty rhetoric and little action’: Jody Wilson-Raybould on the pitfalls of power, politics and how Ottawa needs to change
‘There needs to be changes in laws including the Indian Act, which is a very racist piece of legislation that remains on the book,’ she says on N2N
‘Holy smokes that’s Todd Lamirande!’: Broadcaster gives up teleprompter for manager’s chair
‘He was a rock star’ – recalls veteran APTN producer
Diabo and Saganash debate UNDRIP bill: A bad law or a small step forward?
Some see Bill C-15 as a small step in the right direction of aligning Canadian…
Greens get behind Great Lakes Anishinaabeg in fights against controversial herbicide, Enbridge Line 5
Green MP Jenica Atwin has introduced a bill to ban glyphosate in Canada, something First Nations have asked Ontario to do for years
Sacred fire a beacon of light for sex abuse victims in Treaty 3
Reaction to fire has been mixed as some want sex abuse swept under the rug
Peters First Nation is a family divided with no end in sight
Carol Raymond was born a member of Peters First Nation, a small piece of land…
Opposition to the Line 3 pipeline quiet in Canada, not so down south
It’s a pipeline that stretches across three provinces from Alberta to Manitoba before entering the…
