School waited before informing parents about unauthorized blood tests: chief
A lot of anxiety and unanswered questions for parents of students at a Winnipeg boarding school run by the Southeast Tribal Council.
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Yukon mayhem after "perfect storm"
Flooding has created weekend mayhem in the Yukon.
Food prices triggered Nunavut's first-ever territory-wide protest
A territory-wide protest in Nunavut over the high cost of food made history this weekend.
Ottawa schoolchildren rally for First Nations students
Non-Aboriginal kids are joining forces to improve the lives of First Nations children.
Riel House federal budget cut victim
In Winnipeg, the future of a national historic site is in doubt.
Stained glass residential school tribute unveiled
Aboriginal Affairs Minister John Duncan unveiled a stained glass window in honour of residential school survivors Monday, marking the June 11, 2008, anniversary of the prime minister’s apology for one of the darkest periods in Canadian history.
Manslaughter sentence given soldier over killing of gay Aboriginal man upsets family
A soldier based in Shilo, Manitoba will be sent to prison for five years for the death of a gay, Aboriginal man.
Nunavut food prices: $104 for 24 bottles of water, $18 for peanut butter
few weeks ago, APTN reported on a story from Coral Harbour, Nunavut. People there marched on the local grocery stores, protesting high food costs.
Now, that small spark of protest has inspired others.
Remains linked to 10 year-old disappearance of Aboriginal woman
The remains of an Aboriginal woman who disappeared from Edmonton 10 years ago have been identified.