Racism and discrimination are almost universal when showing status card, new report says
Study reveals that more than 99 per cent of First Nations people surveyed in B.C have faced discrimination when using their status card
Study reveals that more than 99 per cent of First Nations people surveyed in B.C have faced discrimination when using their status card
Guy Peters always knew he belonged to his band in British Columbia.
The Canadian Press A woman’s decades-long quest for recognition as an Indian ended in victory…
The cards guarantee privileges like tax exemptions and hunting, but the federal government says those rights are reserved for recognized status First Nations
(Sharon McIvor, left, outlined her concerns at a press conference in Vancouver on Thursday. Photo: UBCIC) Cara…
Algonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nation say community may disappear under Indian Act status criteria
RCMP investigators and Canadian spies would legally be able to access personal information found in Indian status records held by the federal Aboriginal Affairs department […]
APTN National News An Ontario Women is taking the federal government to court. It’s a…
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