Globalization of fur market helping Indigenous trappers
APTN National News The fur industry has long been a staple of the northern economy….
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Canada’s ombudsman for victims pushes inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women
APTN National News The federal ombudsman for victims of crime gave her pitch for a…
Toronto international Film Festival highlights Aboriginal storytelling
APTN National News It’s a big year for Indigenous filmmakers at the Toronto International Film…
Struggling to feed a family
The high cost of food in the north and changes impacting the ability to hunt and persistent poverty means many Indigenous people continue to go hungry.
Vision Quest: The sun rises on an ancient rite of passage, makes it new
We’ve never been able to bring you these ceremonies before.
Indigenous peoples more likely to suffer heart attacks in Canada: Study
Indigenous peoples are more likely to suffer a heart attack than non-Indigenous peoples and at a younger age according to a report released Thursday.
Guatemala Indigenous group suing Canadian mining company
An Indigenous group from Guatemala is taking a Canadian mining company to court over human rights violations.
Indigenous athletes leave Olympic mark
The 2012 Summer Olympics are over and athletes from across the globe are returning home.
Canada will get no warning next time we strike, says Mohawk
The Canadian government won’t get any warning the next time it faces a major strike against its economy of the scale witnessed in 2007 when Mohawks from Tyendinaga shut down rail-lines and one of Canada’s busiest highways for several hours, according to one of the Mohawks involved in the event.
