Champion of reconciliation – or slap in the face? Some Indigenous leaders divided over budget
Frustration is one word Francyne Joe, president of the Native Women’s Association of Canada (NWAC)…
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Metis veterans awaiting apology from federal government
An apology would recognize Métis veterans for their courage and sacrifices.
Philpott resignation will reverberate throughout Indigenous communities, say leaders
Jane Philpott’s resignation Monday as Treasury Board president will have implications for Indigenous peoples and…
New plan with Ottawa will see Manitoba Metis a self-governing nation
The Manitoba Metis Federation (MMF) is one step closer toward reaching a self-government agreement with…
Another ‘60s Scoop lawsuit aims to fight Métis exclusion
The lawsuit brings to two the number of legal claims representing the Métis and non-status.
Feds pipeline purchase helps some Indigenous leaders, worries others
“First Nations could own a pipeline.”
Metis taking Manitoba government to court in hydro spat after talks break down
‘The two sides have agreed to disagree on the matter.’
Manitoba Hydro board resigns prompting accusations from premier, talk of lawsuit
Resignations stem from a dispute over a plan by Hydro to pay $70 million to the Manitoba Metis Federation.
Prime Minister announces permanent working group with Indigenous leaders, cash to preserve residential school history
Prime Minister announces permanent forum for Indigenous leaders.