Climate webinar shares Indigenous perspective on the Paris Accord
Climate will be on the minds of many leaders Friday, as the G20 summit gets under way in Germany.
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Naval commander apologizes for incident at Indigenous ceremony on Canada Day
The commander of Canada’s East Coast Navy has apologized to the Aboriginal community for a Canada Day confrontation in which Armed Forces members disrupted a ceremony in Halifax
APTN Investigates – To Serve and Protect
Reporter Cullen Crozier travels to Thunder Bay, Ontario to dig into the mystery surrounding the deaths of seven Indigenous youths who drowned in the city’s rivers.
Picard, Coon Come and Vivane Michel to lead off Québec’s relationship with Indigenous peoples
Ghislain Picard, Matthew Coon Come and Viviane Michel will be the lead witnesses in Québec’s inquiry into the province’s relationship with Indigenous peoples.
Nation To Nation: Growing criticism over the MMIW Inquiry
It’s the final political panel of the season.
Annual Manito Ahbee Festival kicks off in Winnipeg
Manito Ahbee Festival time has rolled around again and the event is now celebrating its 12th year.
MMIWG inquiry gets failing grades in NWAC’s latest report card
The National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls continues to bear the brunt of criticism from across the country.
Face To Face: Dennis Ward sits down with artist, Kent Monkman
Monkman joins Face to Face to discuss his work that depicts how colonial policies have institutionalized Indigenous people in Canada.
Saskatoon police service unveil new monument in honor of MMIWG
The mothers of some of the Indigenous women who died in Saskatoon were chosen to help unveil a new monument in their honor in front of the Saskatoon police headquarters.
