500 kilometre run, one message on suicide
Many experts say suicide has become an epidemic among young people in Indigenous communities.
British Columbia
Ancient petroglyphs destroyed in British Columbia
The Nanaimo First Nations are outraged after discovering some of their ancient petroglyphs have been destroyed.
Special: APTN sits down with the president of Northern Gateway Pipelines – Part 1
APTN National News The president of the Northern Gateway Pipelines has been busy meeting with…
Janet Panic serene about Juno nomination
The 42nd annual Juno Awards are fast approaching and just like every year, once again there is a great group of Aboriginal performers nominated.
'I thought they were going to shoot me'
Elder Ryan Tibbetts says the moment he pointed out the gun with his finger to his 12 year-old son the RCMP officer raised the weapon toward them.
Nanaimo newspaper publisher says racist letter controversy a "non-story"
The publisher of a Vancouver Island newspaper caught in the midst of a flaring controversy after publishing a “hate-filled letter” about First Nations people says the issue is a “non-story” that was an “unfortunate incident” and it was time to “move on.”
'The whole ship ripped open'
Seven years ago this month, the Queen of the North sank after striking an island off the north coast of British Columbia.
Ottawa still blocking UN Indigenous peoples rapporteur from landing in Canada on official visit
The Harper government continues to prevent the UN special rapporteur on Indigenous peoples from visiting Canada.
Woman takes government to court to help homeless vote
A former homeless woman says federal election rules discriminate against the poor and she wants them changed.