First Contact participants reunite to speak about their 28 day journey
InFocus In this special edition of InFocus all six participants of the series, First…
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Special edition of InFocus looks at APTN’s First Contact
In this special edition of InFocus with host Melissa Ridgen, we hear the perspectives…
Federal government funds $5.6M for at-risk youth in Thunder Bay
The federal government announced $5.6 million in funding for a crime prevention program for…
Crucial detail left out of Ontario’s new child welfare legislation
Province require societies to collect race-based data but not actually submit the data.
Winnipeg Transit accused of failing to attend to unconscious passenger
“He had shallow and rapid breathing – he wasn’t sleeping. There was something wrong with him.”
Ontario still can’t say how many Indigenous kids in care despite new law to track them
The 49 children’s aid societies in Ontario were supposed to start collecting race-based data as of Feb. 5.
Consent: How one mother beat the child welfare system and got her kid back
“Just take away your consent, exert your sovereignty in a matriarchal way.”
‘We think it’s wrong’: Family of slain Aamjiwnaang woman shocked to hear killer claiming to be Indigenous
The family of a slain Aamjiwnaang First Nation woman say they fear her killer is identifying as Indigenous to get away with a lesser sentence.
Liberals set to reform jury selection process following Colten Boushie case
The prospect of something good coming out of her son’s death gives her hope for the future,
