aptn Investigates: Then The Mercury Hit
Melissa Ridgen looks into the devastating effects of mercury poisoning in Grassy Narrows, an Ontario First Nation.
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Northern Ontario doctors rebel over Health Canada rules that breach First Nation patient’s privacy
Twenty-two physicians pen letter to Health Canada minister saying NIHB program must be changed.
Imaginative Film Festival just two weeks away. Delaney Windigo has a sneak peek on what is coming up
Imaginative Film Festival two weeks ago – here’s a sneak peak.
Vigil on Parliament Hill marks 11 years of Sisters in Spirit movement
200 gather on Parliament Hill to mark 11th Sisters in Spirit vigil.
Six Nations says Enbridge not so accommodating in negotiations around pipeline replacement
Six Nations says Enbridge failed to accommodate at Line 10 negotiations.
Dear police: keep posting racist remarks to highlight systemic issues
APTN National News Another day, another police officer allegedly posting racist remarks about Indigenous people…
What the court never heard about Ottawa’s twin terrorists who claim to be Algonquin
Exclusive audio-tape recordings make up this story, along with confidential RCMP documents.
Woman brings complaint against Thunder Bay police after disparaging comments about Indigenous people
Thunder Bay police officer under investigation for racist comments online about Indigenous people.
Ottawa police officer who posted ‘racist’ comments won’t be fired, still on the job: Chief
The Ottawa police sergeant who posted online comments dismissing the death of Inuit artist Annie Pootoogook and denigrating Indigenous people is still on the job and it is unlikely he will be fired, according to Ottawa Police Chief Charles Bordeleau.