Ban on seal products upsets Inuit
The World Trade Organization has ruled that the European Union ban on seal products violates international trade obligations but is justified because of moral concerns.
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Another priest accused of abusing children in Nunavut has been found
The trial of Father Eric Dejaeger continues in Iqaluit this week.
Water plant coming to Tyendinaga
Clean, drinkable water will soon flow through the pipes of some homes in Tyendinaga.
The eastern Ontario First Nation has been waiting years for safe water.
Water treatment plan in Tyendinaga introduced after three children got leukemia
A toxicologist hired by the band says it’s a cancer cluster but the traces of benzene are too low to cause cancer.
Elder says she was beaten and humiliated by the RCMP in New Brunswick
Lorraine Claire was arrested while protesting against shale gas exploration last week.
SWN won injunction against New Brunswick protestors
For months protestors – many from the Elsipogtog First Nation – have faced off against the RCMP.
While members of Elsipogtog played a central role in the protests none of them are named in this injunction.
Three arrests in one of the biggest organized crime investigations in the Yukon
APTN National News Yukon RCMP have arrested three men in what they say is one…
SWN resources file injunction against New Brunswick protestors
APTN National News A Houston-based resource company is pushing back at protestors in New Brunswick….
Aboriginal Affairs Minister meets indigenous youth in Saskatoon
APTN National News A youth group sponsored by the AFN met the federal Aboriginal Affairs…