The Conservative government justifies its decision to no longer fund the research project responsible for raising hundreds of murdered and missing Aboriginal women cases out of the shadows by saying it is now time for “action,” in a letter signed by two cabinet ministers and released to APTN National News.
The country’s most prominent First Nations leader is calling on the federal justice minister to appoint Aboriginal judges to a land claims tribunal.
An Alberta judge has ruled that the Metis have no Aboriginal rights in the southern part of the province.
Questions are being raised about the mysterious crash of Taseko mining stocks.
Truth and Reconciliation commissioner Marie Wilson talks to APTN National News about the experiences of young women forced to attend residential schools
Should information about the salaries of band politicians be made public for everyone?
The trial of the man U.S. authorities believed killed Annie Mae Pictou Aquash has begun in Rapid City, SD.
A long-delayed trial in South Dakota may finally answer the lingering question of who ordered the murder of Annie Mae Pictoe-Aquash.
Colin Craig, prairie region director for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation debates Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs Grand Chief Ron Evans over disclosure of band chief and councillor salaries.
