Day school survivors still waiting for justice
Residential day school survivors continue their attempt to have their class action lawsuit certified.
British Columbia
Life and death Insite battle before Supreme Court this week
Hearings that will decide the fate of Canada’s only safe injection site get underway this week in Ottawa.
Yinka Dene turn up heat on CIBC, Enbridge
The oil spill in Alberta has heightened the fears of the many First Nations opposed to new oil projects.
Anti-fish farm activists use May Day for protest
On May Day, anti-fish farm activists attempted to have their issues heard.
Metis candidate has two battles to fight
APTN National News Kimball Cariou calls himself “the peace candidate” for Vancouver-Kingsway in the 2011…
Shut down Insite and people will die: experts
Vancouver’s supervised injection facility has been controversial since it opened in 2003.
‘Celebrating our Peoples’
“Celebrating our Peoples.” This is the name of APTN’s tour event.
Tsawwassen facing obstacles in multi-billion dollar project
Tsawwassen First Nation near Vancouver is facing opposition to its multi-billion dollar gateway development project.
Maa-nulth escapes Indian Act after signing historic treaty
About 2,000 members of five Vancouver Island First Nations are now out from under the Indian Act.
