Six Nations develops a ‘know your rights’ website
Six Nations company develops a website for people to learn their rights when approached by developers looking to use their land.
Beverly Andrews
Toronto vigil held for Marlene Bird
A vigil was held in Toronto Tuesday night to honour the life of Marlene Bird who died Monday three years after a brutal attack.
First World War Anishinabe soldier celebrated in Belgium
World war one Anishinabe soldier Francis Pagahmagabow may not be a well-known name in Canada – but in Europe, the decorated warrior is a hero.
Sober Remembrance Day ceremony impresses young Inuk
This year marks the 100-year anniversary of the First World War battle of Passchendaele in Belgium and an Inuk from Nunavut had a front-row seat for the Remembrance Day ceremony.
Kū-Kūm’s seal meat dish causing a stir in Toronto
A small restaurant in Toronto that has been serving up a selection of Indigenous foods from across Turtle Island for a while now – is causing a stir after putting seal meat on the menu.
Suicide vigil in Toronto to continue until group sees concrete action from Ottawa
A small group of people have been holding a vigil for almost a month now in front of the office of Indigenous Affairs in Toronto.
Kayakers take to the water in Welland Ontario at NAIG 2017
Kayak-Canoe events are on at the Welland International Welland International Flatwater Centre
Soccer player at NAIG is 2 years younger than her teammates – but if you ask her, age is just a number
One young soccer player is not letting age get in her way.
Never seen before artifacts turn up in ROM exhibit
Beverly Andrews APTN National News A new exhibit at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) features…
