Potlotek community promised new water system but questions remain
Federal government officials met with the community Tuesday.
Federal Government
What’s it like living with dirty water? Ask anyone on the White Bear First Nation in Saskatchewan
People in White Bear First Nation fear for their health because of the water.
Mi’kmaw mother’s fight to get special needs son help documented in film
Film looks at how Canada discriminates against First Nations children.
Company won’t appeal court ruling against Northern Gateway pipeline
Northern Gateway will not appeal a Federal Court decision that reversed Ottawa’s approval for pipeline.
Federal study shows Indigenous homelessness in cities on the rise
Study looked at homeless population across Canada.
Long-awaited ’60s Scoop class action began Tuesday, adjourned to December
Claim seeks $85,000 for each affected person.
Feds commit cash to preserve Inuit art and culture in Winnipeg
Feds to spend millions on Inuit art centre in Winnipeg.
Nunavut activists say Canada’s expansion of Nutrition North program doesn’t fix core issues
Indigenous Affairs Minister Carolyn Bennett criticised the program’s shortcomings when she was an opposition critic, but none of those issues have been fixed
Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould says adopting UNDRIP into Canadian law ‘unworkable’
Harper government previously voted against the UNDRIP document.
