Indigenous entrepreneurs get into personal, protective equipment business
A 100 per cent Indigenous owned company poised to supply communities with PPE
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Anishinaabe writer Waubgeshig Rice hopes popular novel will be adapted for the screen
‘If there are filmmakers who believe it can sit well on the screen then I am totally into that.’
RCMP apologize to Métis man for withholding evidence in wrongful conviction
Apology part of recent settlement in civil lawsuit.
Party leaders table demands as MPs debate how to resume Parliament
NDP seeks 10 days of paid sick leave for all. Conservatives insist on in-person sittings.
‘We’ve been through this before’: Blood Tribe using lessons from the past to get through pandemic
The opioid crisis taught the largest First Nation in Canada how to deal with a major crisis.
Checkpoints to keep Kanesatake ‘as safe as we can’ rile Oka mayor
“We’re talking about checkpoints for safety – these are not barricades.”
MP Mumilaaq Qaqqaq hopes pandemic has changed what public views as essential
Grocery clerks and postal workers have been vital but will they post-pandemic?
Fayth’s Story: Love, addictions and determination on Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside
‘When her grandma passed away that’s when her world was taken from her.’
Cree doctor hopes for positive changes post-pandemic
‘If Indigenous physicians themselves and are seeing those types of overt racism then what happens to our patients who come from the communities…’
