Indigenous identity theft is more widespread than people think, says Métis lawyer Jean Teillet
Jean Teillet says questioning the Indigenous identities of lawyer and children’s advocate Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond…
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Mi’kmaw regalia coming home to Nova Scotia from Australia
The robe was commissioned by a Canadian civil servant, who left it to Museums Victoria.
Mixed messages on whether Kearl oil leak harmful to wildlife in Alberta
Environment Canada raises concerns while Alberta says there’s no evidence
Amber Tuccaro’s family still seeking answers on her disappearance and death
Amber Tuccaro’s family calls out RCMP for shoddy investigation – again.
First Nation in Yukon declares state of emergency following double homicide
The First Nation of Na-Cho Nyäk Dun made the declaration on March 14.
Dale Culver’s family expresses dismay at delayed RCMP misconduct hearing
‘He was a person just like you and I, and he deserved to live,’ says daughter
Independent review of Weechi-it-te-win Family Services to begin ‘imminently’
Several months after APTN revealed a First Nations child protection agency was directly involved in…
Exploring the world’s largest Indigenous tourism conference
With pandemic restrictions in the rear-view mirror and travel on the rise, InFocus is exploring…
Bison from Elk Island National Park transferred to First Nations and Métis communities
‘Federal government should supply training and infrastructure as a part of the bison transfer,’ said Alexis Nakota Sioux Chief.