Ontario child advocate wants involvement in discrimination case against Ottawa
Ontario’s child advocate wants to get involved in an unfolding case against Ottawa over lack of services to First Nations children.
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Two Spirited – Part 1 | APTN Investigates
Elders say people with two-spirits were accepted, honoured and even revered in pre-contact times. But…
Clean, running water still lacking for many
Many First Nations face shortage of running water in Manitoba.
Girl’s dream of school lives on, even after her death
A young girl’s dream lives on after her untimely death.
Beating the odds one nail at a time
It doesn’t have reserve status so government funding is limited.
‘Education systems should not be used to assimilate,’ says Kahnawake diplomat
The Canadian government says that Aboriginal education is a priority.
Ex-corrections officer settles with Ontario after decades-long fight over racist taunts
After 23 years Michael McKinnon can now walk away with a victory over the province of Ontario.
Caring Society aims to force tribunal ruling
The First Nations Child and Family Caring Society is demanding immediate action from the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal.