Indian Affairs’ books on schools are a mess: PBO
n 2009, Canada’s Parliamentary Budget Officer Kevin Page examined the way Indian Affairs oversees on-reserve schools.
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Indian to Aboriginal name change triggers mixed reaction on the street
The shift in the title from minister of Indian affairs to minister of Aboriginal affairs has already provoked some strong reactions.
Indian Affairs’ Duncan scraped through to win riding
John Duncan, who held the Indian Affairs portfolio in the last Conservative government, held on to retain his riding after a nail-biting race.
Manitoba flooding crisis in Peguis First Nation
Flood waters are continuing to rise in Manitoba, forcing one First Nation to evacuate.
FN Caring Society takes Human Rights Tribunal to court over controversial child welfare ruiling
A First Nations organization that advocates on child welfare issues is asking the Federal Court to overturn a decision by the Human Rights Tribunal to dismiss a discrimination claim against Indian Affairs over its funding for First Nations child and welfare services.
Lake St. Martin demanding Indian Affairs flooding help
A Manitoba community made their way to the Indian Affairs office in Winnipeg.
APTN makes Federal Court argument in human rights tribunal camera access fight
We spoke to APTN lawyer Bob Sokalski Tuesday about our efforts to take a camera into the hearing room for a federal Human Rights Tribunal.
Dead receiving ballots in Sagkeeng
As many Manitoba First Nations head to the polls, stories of corruption continue to surface.
APTN continues child welfare court camera access fight
APTN has been following the proceedings of the First Nation child welfare tribunal.
