Green light for Indian day schools claims – one of several class-action lawsuits
A half-dozen residential school class-action lawsuits explained.
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Federal Indigenous child welfare Bill C-92 kicks in – now what?
Call it the federal government’s New Year’s resolution to do better by Indigenous families. An…
’60s Scoop survivor opens exhibit in Montreal
A ‘60s Scoop survivor raised in Montreal is showcasing a collection of portraits drawn from…
Cultural resilience, colonialism and challenges for Indigenous journalism
Editor’s note: Trina Roache was one of three Indigenous journalists working in Canada – and…
‘They wanted more proof’: Survivor says Sixties Scoop settlement needs more time
Pressure is mounting on the Canadian government to extend a deadline for Sixties Scoop survivors…
‘Morally inappropriate’: How the Trudeau government is trying to get rid of Cindy Blackstock
Blackstock believes Trudeau is trying to cut her out the picture by seeking to have the Federal court dismiss the tribunal’s compensation order.
‘They don’t have a home’: Kenora, Ont., shelter re-sets its focus
Jolene Banning APTN News A downtown homeless shelter is getting ready to reopen its doors…
Death as Expected: Inside a child welfare system where 102 Indigenous kids died over 5 years
“Every three days. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, a child connected to care dies…” eventy-two…
‘Got land?’ Ottawa comics tackle big issues with humour
Shelby Lisk APTN News Host and comedian Janelle Niles steps out in front of a…
