Nunavut’s suicide strategy includes Facebook, giving communities more control
Social media plays a central role in a five-year plan aimed at reducing the number of suicides in Nunavut.
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Alberta Health Services fires two employees over Indigenous racial slur
The Canadian Press The organization that delivers health programs for the Alberta government has fired…
Trudeau Liberals take Human Rights Tribunal to court over First Nation children ruling
Jorge Barrera APTN National News The Justin Trudeau Liberal government is taking the Canadian Human…
APTN Investigates: Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement
Lawyer feels survivors need one more chance to claim compensation despite deadline expiring Cree lawyer…
New school in Northwest Angle 33B has elders smiling
The Bimose Tribal Council has found a winning formula for education – one that has been so successful it led to the opening of a school on a remote reserve on the Lake of the Woods.
Manitoba First Nation has $865K in unsupported, ineligible spending
A Rolling River First Nation official took home nearly $200,000 in ‘unsupported or ineligible’ payments for travel, sundry, and ‘admin fees’ according to an audit obtained by APTN National News.
Students from KZ get a hands on workshop on world of coding
Twenty-one grade six students from Kitigan Zibi First Nation participated in the first coding initiative Thursday at the Wabano Centre in Ottawa.
Picard, Coon Come and Vivane Michel to lead off Québec’s relationship with Indigenous peoples
Ghislain Picard, Matthew Coon Come and Viviane Michel will be the lead witnesses in Québec’s inquiry into the province’s relationship with Indigenous peoples.
Social work students in Yellowknife go on the land as part of their program
Charlotte Morritt-Jacobs APTN National News Students travel from across the Northwest Territories to complete their…