Métis scholar advocates for decolonization of Canadian universities in wake of Mount St. Vincent debate
Universities interested in addressing the barriers and inequities Indigenous people face in accessing Canada’s post-secondary…
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Anti-pipeline activists hold ’emergency rally’ days before Kinder Morgan deadline
With the deadline looming for the Trans Mountain expansion project, dozens of anti-pipeline activists rallied against the Liberal government’s “blank cheque” to Kinder Morgan on Parliament Hill on Tuesday.
Alberta’s Notley set to apologize to province’s 60s Scoop survivors
APTN News has confirmed that Alberta Premier Rachel Notley will apology to the province’s 60s Scoop survivors in the legislature on May 28.
Innu First Nation sees largest federal government claims compensation in Quebec history
The federal government is awarding more than $30 million in compensation to a northern Quebec…
Inquiry blames feds, some families blame inquiry for aftercare problems
Something that further damages their efforts to move on.
Liberal ties to clam harvesting deal ‘clearly smells’ as First Nations fight in court
The license was meant to be an act of reconciliation but instead divided First Nations.
Trudeau government preparing for long-awaited Indigenous Languages Act
The federal government is finally getting ready to live up to one of its promises made to Indigenous people on the campaign trail and move towards drafting legislation of the Indigenous Languages Act.
New report card gives mmiwg inquiry failing grade
Both communication and transparency are problem areas.
‘The commissioner is watching’: New top RCMP officer says she won’t tolerate racism in the ranks
The country’s new top Mountie says racism in the ranks “will not be tolerated,” following a number of troubling comments about Indigenous people posted in two secret RCMP-only Facebook groups first reported by APTN News.