Trudeau to address First Nation chiefs amid growing opposition to Indigenous rights framework
The deputy grand chief of the Association of Iroquois and Allied Indians says he has…
Carolyn Bennett
Bennett responds to criticism from MMIWG inquiry, alleviates concerns over proposed framework
Crown Indigenous Relations Minister Carolyn Bennett says the Liberal government has made “significant investments” in…
Senior bureaucrat said Canada planning a ‘refresh’ on rights framework legislation in 2019: Chief
(Judy Wilson, Secretary-Treasurer of the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs) A B.C. chief says…
Sixties Scoop left heart-wrenching legacy for Métis families, too
I meet up with Robert Doucette at the University of Saskatchewan Archives in Saskatoon. He’s…
’60s Scoop settlement gets green light to proceed but when survivors see any money is still in question
“Because we don’t want survivors to have to wait any longer.”
‘Somehow we became the enemy’: Sixties Scoop survivors say they were kept in the dark about summer court hearings
“If we are successful then there may be a little bit more money for the class.”
Saskatoon Tribal Council says it wants to cut out FSIN
“When you get that third level of bureaucracy…it doesn’t reach our people.”
New plan with Ottawa will see Manitoba Metis a self-governing nation
The Manitoba Metis Federation (MMF) is one step closer toward reaching a self-government agreement with…
A day after election, Bennett addresses accusation of interfering with process
Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Carolyn Bennett’s visit to the Alberta caucus at the Assembly of…