Attorney general in New Brunswick asks First Nations to pause legal fight
New Brunswick’s attorney general says he’s calling off the lawyers who were hired by the…
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‘We have to call it out’: Glenn Joyal on wrongful convictions, racism and the justice system
Head of Manitoba’s Court of King’s Bench sits down to discuss cases APTN News has followed closely
Historical sex charges stayed against former Keeseekoose chief
Prosecution can resume within 12 months if conditions are met
Anthony Bilodeau loses appeal of second-degree murder conviction in killings of Métis hunters
Father Roger loses appeal for manslaughter conviction.
First Nation in Ontario turns to the courts to shut down Métis hunting cabin
Temagami First Nation and Teme-Augama Anishnabai (TAA) is seeking legal action against the province of…
Injunction sought against Winnipeg landfill blockade as Ottawa and Manitoba spar
Manitoba chiefs brought an emergency resolution to the Assembly of First Nations meeting Thursday, calling for the federal government to fund the search.
Mi’kmaw fisher hopes his treaty rights will prevail at trial
Matthew Cope was charged in August 2020.
Canada to seek judicial review of tribunal ruling on child welfare deal
The minister of Indigenous Services Canada (ISC)says Canada will seek a judicial review of a…
Saskatchewan Justice seeks to muzzle media in Saulteaux sisters’ case
APTN News fighting publication ban on Quewezance sisters’ bail hearing
