Manitoba family’s hopes for closure dashed as RCMP makes arrest in 2007 cold case then release suspect
RCMP in Manitoba have an arrest in a cold case from 2007.
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Teen’s suicide an ‘act of desperation’ after system abandoned him: B.C. watchdog
The Canadian Press A Metis teenager in government care was alone, hungry and crying out…
‘I think he should be completely upfront about his ancestry’ Wab Kinew talks about Joseph Boyden
Wab Kinew talks about friend and author Joseph Boyden.
Guns, clothing and a historical lock of hair in St. Boniface museum
A 19th-century lock of hair from one of Canada’s most controversial figures in St. Boniface museum.
Province of Alberta celebrates Métis week, remember Louis Riel
People in Alberta celebrate Métis week.
Raising Metis flag on Parliament Hill signals hope for a new future
Brittany Hobson APTN National News It was a moment 146 years in the making as…
The President of the Metis Nation of Ontario knows who her citizens are
On this Face to Face, she outlines some of the work that needs to be done on the road to Metis self-governance and discusses the MNO’s definition of who is Metis. President Froh also discusses her views on the concept of two-spiritedness and how her desire to be an advocate led her to a career in law.
aptn Investigates: Identity Crisis
We all know the Métis are descended from fur traders and Indigenous women who rose…
Can taking a photograph be an act of activism?
On tonight’s Face to Face, Jeff Thomas discusses the car accident that hampered his mobilityand how his photography became a form of protest.