Caravan on Hwy 401 slows traffic on Canada’s busiest road in support of Wet’suwet’en Nation
Traffic was backed up on different parts of Hwy 401 Friday by a caravan of…
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First Nations slow traffic on Highway 401 in support of Wet’suwet’en members against pipeline
Traffic was backed up on different parts of Highway 401 in Ontario Friday as First…
Ontario government cancels summer work updating K-12 Indigenous curricula
The new Doug Ford government in Ontario has cancelled a gathering this week in Toronto intended to solidify plans for updating Indigenous content and delivery in the province’s K-12 system.
Trudeau meeting Sunday with B.C., Alberta premiers over Trans Mountain impasse
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will sit down Sunday with B.C. Premier John Horgan and Alberta Premier Rachel Notley in an effort to hash out a solution to the ongoing dispute over the Trans Mountain pipeline project.
‘It’s not forgotten’: Mi’kmaq bounty never rescinded
“Reward of Thirty Pounds for every male Indian Prisoner above the Age of Sixteen Years brought in alive or a Scalp”
History Decolonized: A closer look at Edward Cornwallis and why his statue toppled
Overhead, an eagle circled as a crane lifted the Cornwallis statue from its granite base.
Chiefs say Ottawa’s criteria on drinking water leaving some nations out
Seven communities shorted by new drinking water criteria say Iroquois chiefs.
Manitoba judge approves $90M flood compensation settlement
APTN News First Nations people are individuals first and band members second, a Manitoba judge…
APTN News A Year in Photos
APTN News Photos play a pivotal role in online storytelling. Throughout the course of 2017,…