Tommy Prince memorial vandalized again
Sgt. Tommy Prince served in the Second World War and in Korea.
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Struggling with a letter from an alleged serial killer
We’ve been following the story of Carla Bruyere. She wrote a letter to accused serial killer Shawn Cameron Lamb in late June, asking if he had killed her cousin. He wrote back on July 2.
Sliammon treaty vote leaves community divided
Now that the Sliammon treaty in B.C. has been accepted by the narrowest of margins, the chief says the first order of business is to heal the split community.
Some B.C. elders say AFN should be led by a woman
The 36th annual B.C. elders’ conference wrapped up this week.
Social media revolutionizing AFN campaign
Many of the AFN candidates are relying on new and innovative tools to reach supporters.
Barriere Lake battling logging on Algonquin land
A logging company has been granted a permit to start clearing ou a forest on Barrier Lake which is considered Algonquin land.
Candidates offer competing visions during AFN debate
Six of the eight candidates vying for the role of national chief of the country’s most influential First Nations organization squared-off in a debate which aired Thursday.
PART II: AFN candidates debate the issues
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PART III: AFN candidates debate the issues
APTN National News PART III: AFN candidates debate the issues