TRC event in Saskatoon brings healing along with pain
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission recently held a national event in Saskatoon.
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Sliammon anti-treaty protesters digging in for battle
The Sliammon First Nation has been torn apart by a treaty.
Aglukkaq avoids Iqaluit food protest
People often complain there is a gap between elected officials and the folks that vote them in.
Atleo pushing First Nations down "assimilation" road, says former backer
The Saskatchewan chief who formally nominated Shawn Atleo as a candidate in 2009 says the incumbent national chief of the Assembly of First Nations is heading down a path toward “assimilation.”
Alberta oil spills inflaming Enbridge pipeline opposition
The recent rash of oil spills in Alberta has at least one opponent of Enbridge’s Northern Gateway Pipeline saying he’s willing to “die” to stop the project.
Enbridge lowballing pipeline cost: leaked "shadow CIA" emails
Enbridge is likely low-balling its Northern Gateway pipeline’s projected $5.5 billion price tag which could triple in cost by the time it’s completed and see the Chinese end up financing most of it, according to internal emails written by senior analysts with a private international intelligence firm known as the “shadow CIA.”
Makoon goes wild
Makoon has been released into the wild.
Ontario teen wins Aboriginal Day flag contest
For the past six years, young people aged 12 to 17 have been competing in APTN’s National Aboriginal Day flag contest.
AFN, Aboriginal Affairs shoulder responsibility for elder's suicide: family
The suicide of an elder the day he was scheduled to begin the independent assessment process (IAP) for his residential school settlement has people wondering how he fell through the cracks.