High tensions at Metis legislative assembly in Saskatoon
Tensions were high at a recent Metis legislative assembly in Saskatoon.
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Residential day school survivors one step closer to compensation
A class-action lawsuit is another step closer to securing compensation for day school survivors.
Cree-Metis filmmaker set to lead the way at TIFF
APTN National News Danis Goulet isn’t new to the Toronto International Film Festival. But the…
Bell of Batoche rings again after long, hidden silence
Thousands of people were on hand this weekend to witness a milestone moment in Metis history as the legendary Bell of Batoche returned to Metis hands.
Metis woman finds her Indigenous roots in a photograph
As the old saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words.
Nearly half of children in foster care Aboriginal: Statistics Canada
Of the 30,000 children under 14-years-old in foster care in 2011 nearly half were Aboriginal children despite representing about four per cent of Canada’s population says a report released Wednesday.
Manitoba Metis Federation claims victory after Supreme Court ruling
The Manitoba Metis Federation is claiming victory following a Supreme Court of Canada decision on a three-decade old case.
