Montreal’s new flag to pay tribute to Indigenous people
A white pine, which represents the Great Tree of Peace, is now at the centre Montreal’s flag and coat of arms.
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Social workers criticize Montreal police for closing case on Inuk woman’s death
Still reeling from the deaths of two Inuk women in Montreal, social workers in the city say police did not do a thorough enough investigation into their deaths.
New streaming service brings Aboriginal music to devices around the world
There’s a new way to discover Indigenous music in Canada along with some old favourites….
Montréal rallies around shelter to try and keep its doors open
People in Montréal are rallying behind a day shelter that serves many of the city’s Indigenous homeless. The shelter Open Door must find a new home, or close.
Amnesty International honours Indigenous movers and shakers in Montreal
Amnesty International handed out its Ambassador of Conscience Award in Montreal Saturday night.
Day shelter in Montréal that serves Inuit, First Nations peoples on verge of closing if a new location can’t be found
Montréal’s homeless population is disproportionately made up of Indigenous peoples. Now a day shelter that serves many Inuit in the downtown area needs to find a new location or face closing its doors.
Montreal turns 375 but acknowledges that Tiohtià:ke is much older
Tom Fennario APTN National News MONTREAL – Chief Christine Zachary-Deom says she doesn’t get nervous…
Canada’s national sport celebrated in Montreal and it’s not hockey
Tom Fennario APTN National News Tuesday in Montreal, The Canadian Lacrosse Foundation unveiled a weekend…
Some Québec teachers say new history curriculum doesn’t go far enough to teach kids about Indigenous Peoples
The Province of Québec recently implemented a new history curriculum for high schools but some say it doesn’t go far enough.
