Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe offers apology to ’60s Scoop survivors
Moments after Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has offered an apology to survivors of the ’60s…
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Researchers say RCMP action against Wet’suwet’en would place corporate interests over Indigenous rights
As police prepare to enforce a court injunction against two Indigenous camps standing in the…
Ford government’s intentions for reconciliation funding a foregone conclusion, say critics
While Ontario’s Ford government says it’s reviewing a fund put in place to facilitate Indigenous…
‘An act of war’: Gidimt’en clan prepares for police raid on Wet’suwet’en Territory
The RCMP hope “there will not be violence or disorder as we enforce the court order.”
’60s Scoop apology questioned by teepee camp organizers
“This speaks to his integrity.”
$90-million Manitoba flood payout on hold over fake claims
“People are still affected by this flood.”
‘All systems go’: Trudeau government pressed to pass Indigenous languages and child welfare bills
It may very well turn out to be a happy new year for the Trudeau…
First Nations win case over $4 payments from Ontario, federal governments
The provincial and federal governments have been short-changing First Nations in Ontario for more than…
Long Plain whistle blower says she was punished for speaking out
Jacqueline Daniels from the Long Plains First Nation is worried about keeping her job. Daniels…