A hug over a decade in the making
Many Aboriginal people have experienced the pain of being separated from their families whether because of residential schools, foster care or adoption.
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Saskatchewan chief can keep title while serving child sex jail sentence
The chief of a southern Saskatchewan First Nation has been sentenced to nine months in jail for sexually assaulting a minor on his reserve.
Six Nations has clean drinking water thanks to new treatment plant
Many First Nations struggle to provide safe drinking water to their communities.
Tuberculosis tests done on Saskatchewan First Nations elder
APTN National News Two weeks ago APTN reported that government-supported physicians used Aboriginal children in experimental…
Six Nations dancer scores prestigious theatre award
If you work in the movies, the big award is the Oscar.
Rising flood waters force northern Saskatchewan evacuation
As flood waters begin to recede out of Calgary and southern Alberta the high flows are no reaching Saskatchewan shores.
First Nations lawyer in Ontario paving the way for Indigenous women
Delia Opekokew holds many firsts for an Indigenous woman.
Students of small First Nation trying to paint new future for endangered animals
With changes to the environment animals living in the North are finding it tough to adapt.
Anti-FIPA rally backs Hupacasath legal fight
A rally was held in support of the Hupacasath First Nation this week in support of their legal challenge of the Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement (FIPPA) between Canada and China.