National News Human rights museum defends free admission for Indigenous people By Jaydon Flett Jan 15, 2015 Canadian Museum for Human Rights is experiencing new wave of controversy. APTN National News The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is experiencing a new wave of controversy following a recent newspaper article. This time, the museum is defending its free admission for Indigenous people. APTN’s Jaydon Flett has the story. Report an Error Tell us your Story Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Your Name *Your Email Address *Details *CommentSubmit Report Tags: Canadian Museum for Human Rights, free admission, Indigenous peoples, jaydon flett Continue Reading H1N1: One man’s story of survival Mi’kmaq leaders say racism symposium a huge step forward Author(s) Jaydon Flett [email protected] More Stories Liard First Nation members ramp up efforts to remove chief 47 mins ago By Sara Connors Nation to Nation First Nations leader in B.C. says not too late for Trudeau... 1 hour ago By Fraser Needham Nancy Karetak-Lindell, former MP, appointed as Nunavut Sen... 3 hours ago By The Canadian Press 2024: A year through the eyes of our viewers 3 hours ago By APTN National News Jordan’s Principle case workers in Manitoba told to ‘p... 5 hours ago By Karyn Pugliese Officers acted ‘properly’ in violent 2020 arrest of Fo... 5 hours ago By Leanne Sanders