Wet’suwet’en chef, turned activist in Quebec ready to take on the politicians to get answers for her people in B.C.
On a cold, snowy Wednesday in Montreal, Marlene Hale finds herself huddled outside with two…
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Funding changes coming for First Nations K-12 education
The federal government and Assembly of First Nations (AFN) say they’ve reached an agreement to…
‘60s Scoop’ settlement process stirring up past trauma for survivors
60s Scoop survivor Trina Slapcoff reaches up to a makeshift cinderblock shelf in her living…
‘Blindsided:’ Manitoba officials seize newborn from mother in hospital
Ashley Brandson Two social media videos show a newborn baby girl being taken from the…
InFocus talks drag, Two Spirit and all things fabulous
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Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe offers apology to ’60s Scoop survivors
Moments after Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has offered an apology to survivors of the ’60s…
Ford government’s intentions for reconciliation funding a foregone conclusion, say critics
While Ontario’s Ford government says it’s reviewing a fund put in place to facilitate Indigenous…
’60s Scoop apology questioned by teepee camp organizers
“This speaks to his integrity.”
First Nations win case over $4 payments from Ontario, federal governments
The provincial and federal governments have been short-changing First Nations in Ontario for more than…
