Mi’kmaq author says Halifax on the right road to reconciliation
Anna Cormier APTN National News A respected Mi’kmaq author says Halifax is on the right…
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Saskatchewan mayor hopes his community follows him on path to reconciliation
The mayor of Elbow, Saskatchewan has agreed to help in the elimination of racism faced by First Nations people in his community by ensuring that all staff and elected officials be educated on the history of Treaties, residential schools and the treaty and inherent rights of first nations people.
Saskatchewan mayor apologizes to Indigenous leader in private for past prejudice
APTN National News The mayor of a small Saskatchewan town issued an apology to the…
Chief wants province to dig into possible remains at former Edmonton Indian hospital
Brandi Morin APTN National News The chief of the Papaschase band in Edmonton said it’s…
Canada vs. St. Anne’s Indian residential school survivor H-15019
One night the blind old man woke and told him to make space in the…
PEI park should keep controversial British general’s name: Board recommends
APTN National News CHARLOTTETOWN – Parks Canada is being advised to consider revising the name…
Senator Lynn Beyak continues to defend comments about residential schools
APTN National News Senator Lynn Beyak says her removal from the Senate’s Aboriginal Peoples committee…
Author distances himself from Senator Beyak’s comments about residential schools
APTN National News Robert MacBain wants nothing to do with the Senator Lynn Beyak and…
Sen. Murray Sinclair blasts Globe and Mail for propagating ‘racist fallacy’
Sinclair, the former chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, posted a scathing critique of The Globe and Mail editorial published online Monday.