City of Montréal tearing down subway entrance used by Inuit homeless
City of Montréal to spend millions demolishing shelter used by Inuit homeless.
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Elder, longtime activist won’t let cancer stop him from fighting controversial hydroelectric project in Labrador
Jim Learning, who is Inuit, has been protesting the Muskrat Falls project for many years.
Empowering Inuit women goal of five-day leadership training event in Montreal
The women are attending seminars on topics such as finance management and self-care
Edmonton celebrates Aboriginal Day 2016 with culture, kids and fun
Hundreds of people gathered in the city’s Borden Park on June 21 in one of many Aboriginal Day celebrations across Canada
Labrador community fears worst as government cuts full-time nurse
Community of Black Tickles says government is forcing them to relocate.
Inuit call on government to regulate Muskrat Falls project over methylmercury concerns
Trina Roache APTN National News A new report says a major hydroelectric project in Labrador…
Quebec Metis and Labrador Inuit celebrate Supreme Court’s Daniels decision
Reaction continues across the country to the court ruling
Next week’s federal budget to reveal truth behind Liberal promises to Indigenous peoples
Liberals have stoked expectations this next federal budget will be pivotal for Indigenous communities
Are indigenous nations the true rulers of Canada’s resources?
In his book, Resource Rulers, Bill Gallagher outlines a series of legal wins by indigenous peoples across the country within Canada’s courts that, he says, effectively makes them the true rulers of the riches within Canada’s lands.
