Opinion: ‘Where’s the beef’ at the Assembly of First Nations?
The organization seems to have abandoned its core values says Dan David.
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Treaty 8 chiefs suing Alberta, Canada over stolen children’s special allowance benefit
Treaty 8 First Nations chiefs in Alberta are suing Canada and the province over the…
New federal water legislation aims to do better on Indigenous rights
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is promising a new version of the Canada Water Act –…
High Arctic relocation in the ‘50s still lingers with Inuit Elders
As the wind whips across the limestone floor of the high arctic tundra while nearby…
Auditor general says federal government’s hiring practices lack performance standards
Canada’s auditor general says the Trudeau government has to do a lot more than simply…
Dispute over $4 yearly treaty payments in Ontario will end soon say chiefs
Twenty-one First Nations in northern Ontario that are signatories to the Robinson Huron Treaty of…
First Nations lawyer says new bail legislation unfairly targets Indigenous women
First Nations lawyer Christa Big Canoe says Canada’s new bail reform legislation will result in…
Federal government needs to counter rise in residential school denialism, says Kimberly Murray
The rise in residential school denialism is directly related to how the federal and provincial…
‘Kill the bill on the hill’: First Nations in Ontario voice their opposition to Métis self government bill
Algonquin Elder Claudette Commanda wasted no time letting the small gathering know what she thought…
