Racism and discrimination “rampant” throughout ranks and elements of Canadian Armed Forces says report
Dennis Ward APTN National News A report by the Defence Aboriginal Advisory Group says racism…
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Junos set to honour Buffy Sainte-Marie for her humanitarian work
The Canadian Press TORONTO – Buffy Sainte-Marie has collected numerous accolades over her career, but…
Minister of Indigenous Affairs money a good start, but more is needed
Robbie Purdon APTN National News The Long Point First Nation has waited a long time…
Prime Minister’s office silent on whether Justin Trudeau tour will pass through any Indigenous communities
(Prime Minister Justin Trudeau takes questions at a town hall in Kingston, Ont. Trudeau’s office…
First Nation says it’s getting $4.5 million compensation from 1885 rebellion
Unless Canada appeals, First Nation in Saskatchewan set to receive millions in compensation dating back to the Red River Rebellion.
Trudeau quashes call from AFN’s Bellegarde to begin Constitutional talks on Indigenous rights
The prime minister said his government’s energy and attention would be better spent on its stated priorities instead of “Constitutional squabbles.”
Trudeau doubles-down on promises to First Nations, pledges new Indigenous languages law
“Today I commit to you our government will enact an Indigenous languages Act.”
Band-operated schools at ‘significant’ disadvantage due to funding shortfalls: report
There were over 110,000 students on-reserve in 2013.
Guns, clothing and a historical lock of hair in St. Boniface museum
A 19th-century lock of hair from one of Canada’s most controversial figures in St. Boniface museum.