Historic land claim sees chief finish what ancestor started 160 years ago
About 160 years ago Louis Bernard traveled 300KM by canoe at 90 years old to save land
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Ministers promise ‘thorough review’ following APTN report on racism in their departments
People from across the country have come forward breaking their silence says Letitia Wells on N2N
UNDRIP will be implemented in Canada no matter political party in power says economic analyst
“They will have little choice in the matter because the capital markets are looking for certainty. UNDRIP provides investment certainty.”
Trudeau’s language requirement at Supreme Court discriminates against Indigenous judges: Justice Harry LaForme
Retired First Nations judge compares Trudeau’s rule to assimilation policy of residential schools
No more excuses: Money would fix Nunavut’s housing crisis but Ottawa doesn’t want to pay
‘If the federal government was seriously invested … we wouldn’t be having this conversation’
Under threat of exile, Autumn Windego stands her ground against band council
Rainy River First Nation first threatened to banish Windego in January
APTN News source threatened with banishment from community in northwestern Ontario
Band council is threatening to BCR source from community, but is that legal?
There needs to be 3 Indigenous judges sitting on Supreme Court of Canada: professor
‘It’s never enough to have just have one voice in a place,’ says John Borrows.
CAP national chief vows to put forgotten organization ‘back on track’
This year the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) turns 50 and it couldn’t be more…
