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.
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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,
Thunder Bay police seek help identifying suspects after eggs thrown at Indigenous men
APTN News Thunder Bay police are investigating after two Indigenous people had eggs and other…
Indigenous advocacy group releases homelessness study in Montreal
Researchers determined what services homeless Indigenous people in Montreal need most.
Sunrise Ceremony: A special event celebrating a story 60,000 years in the making
Australia Day is on January 26, marking the arrival of the First Fleet of ships…
Lynn Beyak could be charged with hate crime says Indigenous senator
APTN News Embattled Sen. Lynn Beyak could be charged with a hate crime says fellow…
The fight against colonialism: A look back at Taiwan
APTN News In November APTN’s Tom Fennario travelled to Taiwan for a series of stories…