Family arrives in Winnipeg to comfort Rinelle Harper who is now ‘talking, drinking water’
It’s a case that Winnipeg police say has shocked many on the force.
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Survivor on hunger strike to pressure band’s relationship with law firm
(left to right): Donna Rogers-Necan, Thelma Fair and Darlene Necan protesting outside Kenora lawyer Doug…
Bruce Carson preliminary hearing ends, judge rules enough evidence for trial
By Kenneth Jackson APTN National News A former senior advisor to Prime Minister Stephen Harper…
Shawn Brant discusses his growing support, his run for chief and missing and murdered Indigenous women
By Kenneth Jackson APTN National News Gone are the days when people opposed to Shawn…
NB residents turn to Mi’kmaq as environmental concerns bubble to surface in wake of shale gas exploration
By Jorge Barrera APTN National News ELSIPOGTOG FIRST NATION–Environmental concerns are beginning to bubble to…
Six Nations has clean drinking water thanks to new treatment plant
Many First Nations struggle to provide safe drinking water to their communities.
Harper government's First Nations water bill would leave Tsuu T'ina Nation high and dry in midst of Alberta water crisis: councillor
The Tsuu T’ina Nation says a First Nations water bill proposed by the Harper government would leave its people parched in the midst a major water shortage crunch.
Courts asked to force immediate hearing into Tyendinaga's water issues
By Kenneth Jackson APTN National News The mother of a child who died of leukemia…
Attawapiskat councillor accuses De Beers of trickery as showdown looms on diamond mine ice road
Moments after Steven Thomas, chief financial officer for De Beers, informed a group of blockaders the company would seek an injunction to have police end the ice road blockade, Attawapiskat band councillor Gerry Nakogee grabbed a microphone and accused the diamond mining giant of tricking the community.