Flood evacuees continue fight for help
Evacuees from flooded-out communities in Manitoba continue to fight for financial assistance.
Aboriginal Affairs
Lake St. Martin a flooded-out wreck and many of its citizens still homeless
Imagine being forced out of your home before flood waters arrive.
Six Nations takes fight for school supplies to Aboriginal Affairs' door
There are five schools in Six Nations Iroquois territory in southern Ontario and they’re run by the federal Aboriginal Affairs department.
Saskatchewan chief removed over vote-buying
A Saskatchewan chief has been removed from his post.
Six Nations parents outraged over Ottawa's handling of school supplies
While the Assembly of First Nations and Canada debate spending on students, parents on Six Nations are just hoping to get supplies.
Yukon First Nation facing hardball tactics from Ottawa gets extension
After the threat of having their funds reduced, a Yukon self-governing First Nation now has three months to negotiate a financial transfer agreement with the federal government.
Forwarded email alleging vote swaying triggered legal warning from senior federal official's husband, says Winnipeg man
A Winnipeg First Nations rights activist says the husband of a senior Aboriginal Affairs official threatened him with legal action over a mass email containing unproven allegations the federal government attempted to interfere in the recent Assembly of First Nations election.
Aboriginal Affairs official threatens legal action over allegations of AFN election meddling
A Manitoba chief at the centre of a swirling controversy involving allegations of vote-buying and counter threats of legal action from a senior Aboriginal Affairs official says he’s worried the fall-out could result in Ottawa making his community pay the price.
