Aboriginal Affairs moves to limit child-welfare obligations despite TRC recommendations
Aboriginal Affairs seen as trying to protect itself from expected human rights ruling
Aboriginal Affairs seen as trying to protect itself from expected human rights ruling
APTN InFocus with Cheryl McKenzie: If a motion passes unanimously in the House of Commons,…
After a year and a half of detailed testimony and tens of thousands of documents, the fate of a discrimination complaint against Canada is now in the hands of the three commissioners charged with making a decsion on the case.
APTN National News A top witness for the Canadian government has testified First Nations child…
APTN National News Canada started its defence at the Canadian Human Rights tribunal by asking…
Canada has failed to disclose thousands of documents which may be relevant to the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society’s human rights complaint.
A discrimination case against Canada is on hold at the Human Rights Tribunal in Ottawa.
A Mohawk doctor from Kahnawake, Que., was given the P.H. Bryce award Wednesday for his work in the health field.
After years of legal wrangling a preliminary hearing started Tuesday in Ottawa looking into whether Canada discriminates against First Nation children living on reserves.
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