Quebec inquiry told to let First Nations have more control of justice
“We made a historical statement saying we have a court that is separate from Canada and the provinces.”
Montreal
Montreal police a central theme at Quebec inquiry into Indigenous relations
“During the (sensitivity) training there were many (Montreal) officers laughing and not listening.”
Cree lawyer makes history as Montreal takes step towards reconciliation
Marie-Ève Bordeleau has been named Montreal’s Commissioner of Indigenous Affairs.
Huron Wendat actor turns to director’s chair in Where the Blood Mixes
The play, written by Kevin Loring, is a residential school survivor named Floyd.
Sex workers rally in Montreal in effort to raise awareness of the violence against Indigenous women
On Sunday, sex workers from around the world rallied to denounce violence against women and this year the focus was on Indigenous women.
Shelter for many of Montreal’s Inuit in a fight for survival
The shelter’s current location was sold to condo developers last spring.
Housing, video help Inuit stay safe down south
Danielle Rochette APTN News Coming to the big city for medical treatment can land vulnerable…
World Design Summit hopes Montreal will get more Indigenous
The World Design Summit is in full swing in Montreal and Indigenous peoples are sitting down with architects and designers from 80 countries and hoping some of what is learned here will help the city to be more Indigenous.
