OPP spent 3 years reviewing missing, murdered Indigenous women files in search of potential serial killer
By Kenneth Jackson APTN National News The Ontario Provincial Police recently wrapped up a nearly…
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Tsleil-Waututh Nation opposes Kinder Morgan, Whispering Pine signs on
APTN National News A British Columbia First Nation has signed on with Kinder Morgan’s new…
Cheryl McKenzie puts taxation and First Nations In Focus
Taxation and First Nations
First Nations have more power with status card in Ontario than Manitoba
Ontario and Manitoba sit side-by-side on a map but are an ocean apart when it comes to what a status card can do.
Neskantaga First Nation chief pleads for help to deal with suicides
Last year the remote First Nation community of Neskantaga declared a state of emergency.
Partial lab results ‘helpful’ in Kelly Morrisseau’s unsolved murder investigation but no arrest imminent
By Kenneth Jackson APTN National News In December, Gatineau police said they were “very anxious” for…
Inuk man from Labrador preparing to defend MMA title
Collin Baike fights for a living.
Photo ID tough to get in Nunavut
Canada is now proposing a number of changes to it’s Fair Elections Act. But one area it’s not budging on is the need for photo ID when it comes time to vote. In Nunavut, all servies are harder to get including photo identification.
Lake St. Martin housing scandal taking away from real issues: Terry Nelson
The head of the Southern Chiefs’ Organization in Manitoba says the story about a chief in his organization selling condemned houses is overshadowing the real story of people struggling with flooding in their communities.