Plaintiff in Indian Act case not happy government is pushing ahead with changes without proper consultation
Indian Act plaintiff says government moving ahead with changes without proper consultation.
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Tour a family home in Kashechewan that is filled with love – and mold
Annette Francis gets a tour of home in Kashechewan First Nation.
Kashechewan family talks about moving home after the flood
First Nation is threatened by floods every spring.
Mentally ill Cree woman caught in jurisdictional limbo could be sent far from family – again
Marlene Carter has reconnected with family since returning to Saskatchewan.
The President of the Metis Nation of Ontario knows who her citizens are
On this Face to Face, she outlines some of the work that needs to be done on the road to Metis self-governance and discusses the MNO’s definition of who is Metis. President Froh also discusses her views on the concept of two-spiritedness and how her desire to be an advocate led her to a career in law.
Nunavut’s child pipeline: The story of how the northern territory shipped an Inuk boy far from home
“He misses his family, he misses his culture, he misses his community up here.”
Terms of reference for Thunder Bay police review includes whether officers handled cases in ‘discriminatory way’
APTN National News Ontario’s independent police investigator will review nine different areas of how the…
Cree Elder facing tobacco smuggling charge says Canadian border agents ‘took away my prayer’
Cree Elder Johnny Grant was detained at the Cornwall customs border post after he was found with several pouches of pipe tobacco
One fly-in First Nation in Ontario trying to move away from diesel
Renewable energy is offsetting impact of diesel.
