Attawapiskat Chief Spence takes battle with Ottawa to court
Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence says she’s going to court against Aboriginal Affairs to challenge the department’s decision to impose a third-party manager on her community.
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Making the Yukon grade
Two years ago, the Auditor General of Canada reported the Yukon is failing when it comes to delivering education.
Yearbooks an important tool for residential school students seeking claim
Students who attended the Prince Albert Residential School in Saskatchewan are being asked to find their old yearbooks.
Desperate search for missing man in Vancouver
Police in Vancouver are appealing to the public for help in finding a Vancouver Island man who went missing in the city last month.
Christmas gifts for Attawapiskat
When the images of conditions on the Attawapiskat First Nation hit the news, many were shocked.
Tough for women in small First Nations communities to speak out about sex abuse: former victim
Silence over sexual abuse in the Northwest Territories has been a problem for decades.
“Something has gone off the rails” in police shooting investigation: PI
More fallout tonight to a story APTN National news has been following.
“The fight for our rights will never end,” says Chartrand
The Manitoba Metis gave the Supreme Court of Canada a bit of a history lesson on Tuesday.
Armed with historical documents, Metis take 140 year-old battle to Supreme Court
The Manitoba Metis Federation went before Canada’s top court Tuesday.