Nouvelles Nationales d’APTN – 22 février, 2021
Une rencontre avec la SQ pour deux innus de Pessamit digne d’un film hollywoodien. Les…
covid-19
Vaccines and the fight against COVID-19
Vaccines have finally arrived and inoculations began world – wide in early December 2020 as…
No books, visits, or showers: Pandemic prison conditions in Quebec spark human rights debate
There are now over 6,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 tied to federal prisons and provincial…
COVID-19, from the front lines to the far right
Despite all the scientific and medical evidence about COVID-19, there are still those who believe…
‘It was just terrible’: Living with COVID-19 and what comes next
In early December, Robert Yelton, a 76 year old master carver from the Squamish Nation,…
U.K. variant not prevalent in Manitoba First Nations as originally feared
Cases were found to have shared the sane genetic marker as the variant but further sequencing determined the cases were in fact different.
Cree Anishinaabe physician talks medicine, and a need to trust the COVID-19 vaccine
At the age of four, Marcia Anderson says she knew that one day, she wanted…
COVID-19 vaccinations administered ‘the Ahousaht way’
An early recipient of the vaccine, Ahousaht First Nation’s rollout rooted in values of care, helping, teaching, and respect.
COVID-19 cases dropping in First Nation communities, but new variant worrisome
Indigenous Services minister warns communities to stay in lock down mode.
