’60s Scoop survivors pan compensation proposal, say feds didn’t consult them
Survivors say the federal government’s proposed $800-million settlement does not go far enough.
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Too many grassroots left out of child welfare emergency meeting: advocate
As well, a lot of our youth were not permitted to attend.”
Restoration of old residential school uncovers things students left behind
Hidden under a stairwell were signatures and writings of young girls.
The Sixties Scoop agreement-in-principle: Is it fair, underhanded or just confusing?
APTN Investigates Sixties Scoop survivors will have a lot more to think about now that…
Political will there to solve child welfare crisis for Indigenous kids: Philpott
The federal government says it has a plan to take action against the crisis in…
Remove Nick Beyak from council to ‘promote unity’: Chief
Eagle Lake Chief Arnold Gardner is “deeply disappointed” by comments Nick Beyak made in support of mom.
Tories questioned on why they did not boot Beyak from caucus sooner
OTTAWA – The Conservative party is facing questions on why it failed to oust Sen….
5 years after devastating flood, Siksika tourism lodge owner opens for business again
A man from the Siksika Nation has pushed through some major obstacles to preserving his…
Mi’kmaw artist brings Indigenous tattoo revival to Newfoundland with hope of reclaiming culture, empowering people
Since the mid-80s Mi’kmaw artist Jerry Evans has been using art to speak to his ancestry. He is now a traditional Indigenous tattooist artist.
