‘They just ripped them out of my hands’: A mother shares her experience with the child welfare system on InFocus
On the second edition of a three-part series about child and family services (CFS) on…
Newfoundland and Labrador
‘It’s cultural genocide’: Labrador land protectors in court on anniversary of Muskrat Falls occupation
Editor’s Note: As a journalist with the online publication theIndependent.ca, Justin Brake followed the land…
Child and Youth Advocate to review Inuit child welfare in Newfoundland and Labrador
APTN News Newfoundland and Labrador’s Child and Youth Advocate has announced that her office will…
Quebec Innu say Newfoundland and Labrador, Quebec living in ‘bygone era’ over mining rights
Two Innu communities are lashing out at two provincial governments for ignoring their duty to consult over plans to develop a swath of mineral-rich land that straddles the Labrador, Quebec border.
Labrador residential school survivors left out of federal apology and settlement
APTN News Leah Ford recalls the abuse she endured as a seven- and eight-year-old student…
‘We need a sense of security’: Mud Lake residents still reeling from flood
Many from Mud Lake believe Muskrat Falls hydro project is partly responsible for their brush with disaster.
Labrador symposium reveals deep, diverse opposition to Muskrat Falls
A symposium in Happy Valley-Goose Bay this week brought together researchers, community leaders and land protectors.
Mandate for Muskrat Falls inquiry incomplete says former bureaucrat
The public inquiry into the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric dam in Labrador has drawn a lot of criticism since it was announced in November.
