Anishinabek Nations to sign largest self-government agreement in Canadian history
Nearly two-dozen Anishinabek Nations are set to sign a historic education agreement with Canada Wednesday in Rama, north of Toronto.
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Canada taken to task on racial discrimination in Geneva
Indigenous nations and other groups took Canada to task Monday over its record on racial discrimination, as well as recognizing lands and resources in Geneva, Switzerland.
Quebec announces millions for social and cultural First Nation, Inuit development
The government of Québec has announced $147 million action plan to help the social and cultural development of First Nations and Inuit in the province.
“A Lament for Confederation” a speech by Chief Dan George in 1967
APTN National News How long have I known you, Oh Canada? A hundred years?…
N’We Jinan rolls into Vancouver with bands from across the Prairies
Back in February, APTN introduced you to a Montreal music producer, and eight kids from a British Columbia First Nation.
B.C.’s First Nations leaders suspect high rate of overdose deaths
The Canadian Press First Nations leaders in British Columbia say they suspect the deadly opioid…
$1.2 million in mental health support for northern Saskatchewan First Nation communities
The Canadian Press LA RONGE, Sask. _ The federal government is putting up $1.2 million…
4 girls, 4 suicides, and a desperately broken system
The stories of these four girls, whose identities cannot be revealed to protect the privacy of their families, are detailed in a leaked 2014 Manitoba Children’s Advocate Special Investigation Aggregate Report into the deaths of 14 children aged two months to 17 years.
Nation to Nation: New year, old struggle
Nation to Nation As 2017 dawns, Cindy Blackstock continues an old struggle in her case…
