Duncan defends cuts to Aboriginal organizations
Aboriginal and Northern Affairs Minister John Duncan responded in Edmonton Tuesday to criticism over cuts to Aboriginal organizations.
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The Mohawks who built, and then sifted through WTC rubble
For some time to come, people will talk about where they were on Sept. 11, 2001.
Ontario chiefs launch treaty battle
If Ontario’s Lieutenant-Governor didn’t know Sunday was the anniversary of the Robinson Huron Treaty signing, he does now.
Video: Nunavut boaters trapped by sea ice
APTN National News often brings stories about the Canadian Coast Guard helping boaters in Nunavut.
Bomber inspires youth on gridiron
Role models often shape a child’s life.
Forming cultural communities key for post-secondary success
The first year of university can be difficult for many students.
Residential school survivor outrage growing over mishandled claims
Emotions ran high for a group of residential school survivors in Cardston, Alta.
Indian Brook awash in flood waters
Heavy rain is wrecking havoc in Atlantic Canada.
Lawyer claims undisclosed information will clear ex-PM aide Bruce Carson
The lawyer for Bruce Carson says he’s in possession of information that will clear the former aide to Prime Minister Stephen Harper of an influence peddling charge that is linked to a water company’s attempts to sell water filtration systems to First Nations reserves.