First Nations family still fighting feds to pay for daughter’s braces
Family continues to battle feds in court.
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The President of the Metis Nation of Ontario knows who her citizens are
On this Face to Face, she outlines some of the work that needs to be done on the road to Metis self-governance and discusses the MNO’s definition of who is Metis. President Froh also discusses her views on the concept of two-spiritedness and how her desire to be an advocate led her to a career in law.
Ministerial panel on Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion ‘fills in the blanks,’ hands in report
Paul Barnsley APTN National News A three-member panel given the job of filling in the…
One fly-in First Nation in Ontario trying to move away from diesel
Renewable energy is offsetting impact of diesel.
Child arrested after fire rips through Shamattawa in northern Manitoba
Chief suspects other children involved.
Calgary home to new art gallery featuring works by Indigenous artists
In Calgary, Inuit and First Nations artists will have a new place to show and sell their work.
Event aims to help First Nation students transition in Thunder Bay
Each fall students from remote First Nations travel to the city for school.
Québec First Nations up in arms over new clean energy law
First Nations say government fails to consult.
Waterhen First Nation band members protesting to stop eviction
Dennis Ward APTN National News After they were removed from their homes on the Waterhen…
