Indigenous artist carves 7 foot totem to reignite his heritage
Haida/Nisga’a artist worked six weeks to construct totem pole
History
Eight Maliseet communities celebrate Treaty Day for first time in history
Maliseet mark 290th anniversary of historical treaty ratification
Kahnawake to celebrate history in yearlong campaign
Kahnawake celebrates 300 years at current location.
First Story sheds light on Toronto’s Indigenous history
Tours provided throughout the summer
NWT, Nunavut in talks over transfer of Inuit artifacts
Before Nunavut separated from the Northwest Territories, all of their artifacts were kept at a museum in Yellowknife.
Mi’kmaq on quest to reclaim 300 year-old altar
Nearly 300 years ago the French gave the Mi’kmaq a wooden altar as a gift.
Face to Face: Treaty Commissioner of Manitoba speaks on the Numbered Treaties
Manitoba’s Treaty Commissioner speaks on the economic partnership that was the foundation of the Numbered Treaties
Protestors vow to defy Gatineau injunction, won’t leave area where 6,000 year-old fire pit discovered
A small group of protestors who have set up camp at a work site where archaeologists found artifacts dating back thousands of years are vowing to defy an injunction threatened by the city of Gatineau, Que., which is in the midst of a massive redevelopment project.
Catholic bishops apologize to residential school survivors
APTN National News Catholic bishops from Alberta and the Northwest Territories have issued an apology…
