Metis
Metis man’s lawyer says he was wronged – but not by ‘me’
Alberta lawyer denies he knew the so-called drugs were in fact baking powder when his client pleaded guilty to drug possession in May.
Alberta Crown let Metis man plead guilty after RCMP said drugs weren’t real
An Alberta Crown prosecutor allowed a Metis man to plead guilty to simple drug possession in May after the RCMP told him the so-called drugs weren’t real, APTN News has learned.
Sixties Scoop money leaves Metis survivors out
After a weekend of digesting a multi-million dollar compensation package, an organization representing Sixties Scoop adoptees says its disappointed Metis survivors were left out of the package.
Alberta minister sorry after fish were seized from Metis camp
Alberta’s Indigenous relations minister is apologizing after provincial fish and wildlife officers seized dozens of smoked fish from an annual Metis cultural camp.
Metis Nation in NWT asking for millions in compensation from Ottawa
Members of the Northwest Territories Metis Nation are demanding that Ottawa put $120-million in a trust fund to compensate them for lost hunting revenue.
“A Lament for Confederation” a speech by Chief Dan George in 1967
APTN National News How long have I known you, Oh Canada? A hundred years?…
Métis in Alberta have higher lung cancer rate and other health issues than the rest of the province
Chris Stewart APTN National News The Metis Nation of Alberta has released three reports on…
Métis dancer and choreographer returning to Winnipeg for his latest creation
Jera Wolfe’s newest creation will be performed on the big stage by students from the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.
