Protesters camping on lawn of Manitoba legislature until inquiry called in missing, murdered Indigenous women
They’re vowing to stay there until it’s called.
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B.C. residents fight oil company’s plan to drill through mountain
Energy giant Kinder Morgan’s controversial plan to drill through a mountain in a residential area of Burnaby to twin their pipeline is meeting resistance.
Army’s ‘Eagle’s Nest’ challenges First Nation youth
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The Canadian Army is hosting a five-day skills development and leadership camp for Aboriginal youth in Saskatchewan.
APTN reports from the sky in CC-130 Hercules aircraft
Alongside Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s tour of the North Operation Nanook was taking place in Nunavut.
Aboriginal fishermen donate salmon to Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside
APTN National News Aboriginal fishermen from Vancouver Island are donating 500 sockeye salmon for the…
Tina Fontaine’s family says she was led into a dangerous life just before death
The aunt of Tina Fontaine is talking about her niece’s life and the dangerous road she walked down Winnipeg’s streets.
Harper says no to renewed calls for public inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women
Speaking in Whitehorse Thursday, Prime Minister Stephen Harper again explained why his government would not call an inquiry into missing and murdered Aboriginal women.
Feds allege misspending at Manitoba tribal organization
APTN National News A federal government audit of a Manitoba tribal council’s books allegedly uncovered…
Winnipeg police continue hunt for Tina Fontaine’s killer
APTN National News Winnipeg police have been canvassing parts of the city looking for information…