Alberta Metis continue legal battle to prove they existed
A court ruling crucial to the future of the Metis land claims is facing the Metis people as they commemorate the death of Louis Riel.
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Riel honoured by governments who would have labelled him traitor
Wednesday marked an important anniversary for Canada’s Metis people.
Metis rebellion remembered in place where the last shots fired
Metis people in Saskatchewan remembered Louis Riel by celebrating his life at Batoche where the last shots of the rebellion he led were fired.
Historic Metis artifacts donated to museum
A private collector has donated hundreds of historic artefacts to a Saskatoon organization to help keep alive the memory of a conflict that shaped a country and a people.
Dark memories from ‘the forgotten war’
The Korean War was the first armed conflict in the Cold War. North Korea and the Chinese army, supported by the Soviet Union, fought South Korea which had the backing of the United Nations.
Alberta PC candidate Morton: Metis can’t ‘have their cake and eat it too’
One of the front runners for the leadership of the Alberta Progressive Conservatives used a covert email address to avoid public scrutiny.
A long walk back home
Family lineage, it’s a link to the past and a path to the future.
Supreme Court case could have major impact on 600,000 non-status Indians, Metis: lawyer
A 12 year court case against the federal government will wrap up this week in Ottawa.
Metis candidate has two battles to fight
APTN National News Kimball Cariou calls himself “the peace candidate” for Vancouver-Kingsway in the 2011…