60s Scoop legal battle continues
From 1965 to 1985 an estimated 16,000 Aboriginal children in Ontario were removed from their homes and placed in mostly non-Aboriginal communities.
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Loss of traditional diet, poverty causes of diabetes: research
Diabetes is a major concern for Aboriginal people.
Six Nations takes fight for school supplies to Aboriginal Affairs' door
There are five schools in Six Nations Iroquois territory in southern Ontario and they’re run by the federal Aboriginal Affairs department.
Six youth score big with writing prizes
Six Aboriginal youth from across Ontario are being honoured for their creative writing skills.
Thunder Bay police unrepentant in face of human rights complaint over “racial” mock press release
Adam Yellowhead was killed in Thunder Bay on Aug. 29.
Thunder Bay police unrepentant in face of human rights complaint over "racial" mock press release
Adam Yellowhead was killed in Thunder Bay on Aug. 29.
Group walks hundreds of kilometres to Ottawa highlighting Ontario FN housing crisis
A group of activists have made their way to Ottawa one step at a time.
Akwesasne man says life threatened by Nigerian network following human smuggling charges
An Akwesasne man facing charges in connection with a human smuggling case recently trumpeted by the Conservative government says the Nigerian network allegedly behind the underground operation has put a hit out on his life.
Ontario chiefs launch treaty battle
If Ontario’s Lieutenant-Governor didn’t know Sunday was the anniversary of the Robinson Huron Treaty signing, he does now.
