Manitoba considers calling in army to help northern First Nations
Manitoba’s deputy premier says he’s prepared to ask the army to help resupply isolated and northern communities.
First Nations
Chiefs wary as they prepare for meeting with Harper
Several First Nations chiefs from across Canada met in Winnipeg this week to discuss what they want to bring to the table at the Jan. 24 First Nations-Crown gathering.
Haisla voice opposition to pipeline on first day of Northern Gateway hearings
The public hearings began Tuesday in Kitamat, B.C., over the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline.
Training abuse shatters First Nations woman’s RCMP dreams
Tammy Downes spends her days now at home with her family when she’s not working with pregnant or parenting teens.
White Regina couple watched as First Nations man drowned: witness
Questions if racism led to the death of a homeless man in Saskatchewan are on the minds of residents.
Conservatives should follow own report and invest in First Nations water: Liberals
The federal Liberals are calling on the Conservative to follow the recommendations of their own report and invest billions of dollars to upgrade water and waste-water systems on First Nations reserves.
NDP critic Duncan: “worried” about ‘take-it-or-leave-it’ offers
APTN National News Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada has confirmed that they are preparing…
Flood fight heads to Winnipeg
Several Manitoba First Nations are fighting to keep floodwaters from overwhelming their communities.
A tale of two FN communities on federal election night
As the election campaigns continue to roll, many Aboriginal organizations are encouraging their people to get out and vote.
