‘We’re not defeated people, we’re hurt, we’re in pain, but we’re strong’
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission has wrapped up its Northern hearings.
National News
Canadian officials advised U.S. on how to skirt privacy laws: State Department cable
–Foreign Affairs and Department of Justice bureaucrats advised U.S. officials on how to skirt privacy laws to get information on whether a businessman and politician intimately linked to the Syrian ruling regime was a Canadian citizen, according to a U.S. diplomatic cable obtained by APTN National News.
APTN National News broadcast for May 31
APTN National News broadcast for May 31.
Tootoo new Nunavut Speaker
The Nunavut Legislative Assembly is back in session and the first order of business was choosing a new Speaker.
Stories of abuse, shame amid tears during Yukon TRC hearing
For 12 hours, survivors from the Lower Post Residential School told their stories at the Truth and Reconciliation hearings held last week in Watson Lake, Yukon.
Traditional teachings path to saving families: Mohawk elder
A Mohawk elder is hoping to change an alarming statistic for First Nation children.
NHL jets back to Winnipeg
It finally came true.
‘Machine guns, handguns, black rifles were all pointed at us’
Amnesty International is calling for a review into how the Ontario Provincial Police handled ongoing land disputes in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory.
