Century-old ‘Enemy of the People’ play carries timely message
The play, An Enemy of the People, was written well over 100 years ago.
Delaney Windigo
Toronto gallery honours Indigenous artist and her years of work
Daphne Odjig had tirelessly advocated for the recognition of Aboriginal art in the mainstream.
Toronto police sued by father over investigation into daughter’s condo death
A First Nation father is taking the Toronto police services board to court after his 20 year-old daughter died following a fall from a condo last year.
Chiefs cry foul after Ontario excludes them from Ring of Fire corporation board
Some chiefs in the Ring of Fire are expressing disappointment after First Nations were excluded from a board that deals with infrastructure development in their territory.
Film examining history of Treaty 9 premieres at TIFF
At 82-years-old, filmmaker Alanis Obomsawin isn’t slowing down.
Human rights group says innocent people are sitting in jails across Ontario
A human rights group says that thousands of innocent people are sitting in Ontario’s jails waiting for trial.
Company hopes government pushes Ring of Fire
APTN National News A company with a stake in the chromite rich Ring of Fire…
Children’s Aid won’t intervene in case of Six Nations girl who refused chemo
APTN National News A First Nations family is breathing a sigh of relief tonight after…
Doctors issue child services threat after girl chooses traditional medicine over chemo
APTN National News An 11 year old girl is turning away from chemotherapy and choosing…
