Fraser River battle over sockeye salmon continues
It’s summer time and that means fishing season is open on the West Coast as the sockeye salmon return to the mighty Fraser River.
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Ojibway boxer Spencer hopes to punch her way to Olympic glory
Ojibway boxer Mary Spencer is in London getting ready for her first bout at the 2012 Summer Olympics.
Cree, Quebec sign cutting-edge agreement to share control over territory
The Quebec Cree now have considerably more control over their territory.
"Part Indian" (or is it Inuit?) Justin Bieber faces online backlash over "free gas" claim
By Jorge Barrera APTN National News Pop star Justin Bieber is facing an online backlash…
AFN election process fails to reflect First Nations population levels, says Dene lawyer
Shawn Atleo’s re-election last week as chief of the Assembly of First Nations is causing debate in the Northwest Territories.
Despite Parliament's vow, FN kids still fall through cracks, research shows
Seven years ago, Jordan River Anderson of Norway House, Man., died in a Winnipeg hospital.
PEI Mi'kmaq woman finds Chile closer than maps suggest
South America might seem like a world away from Prince Edward Island.
Oil spill still permeates Lubicon territory
A year after a massive 4.5 million litre oil spill on Lubicon Lake Cree territory, one of their members says the spill is still not cleaned up and she wants to know why.
Celebrating the Mohawks who rivet iron to sky
Toronto’s CN Tower, Montreal’s Olympic Stadium, New York City’s World Trade Centre and the Brooklyn Bridge.