Akwesasne seals Enbridge deal with tree planting
While the energy giant Enbridge clashes with protestors and Indigenous groups in the West, things are different in the East.
Ontario
AFN candidate Diane Kelly says she'll champion treaty rights
In just over three weeks, the election for national chief of the Assembly of First Nations will take place in Toronto.
Mohawk girl desperately needs bone marrow transplant
A family in the Mohawk territory of Tyendinaga is calling out for help for a 13 year-old girl who is in desperate need of medical help.
Ottawa schoolchildren rally for First Nations students
Non-Aboriginal kids are joining forces to improve the lives of First Nations children.
Ontario's Aboriginal affairs minister refuses fish from Grassy Narrows
A group of people from the Grassy Narrows First Nation made the five hour trek from Thunder Bay to Toronto, some on foot, to deliver a message and a gift.
Identities, bodies of children who died in residential schools may be lost forever
The identities and bodies of many First Nations children who died at Indian residential schools may be lost forever, says the Ontario Coroner’s Office which has been working with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission to sift through one of the darkest periods in Canadian history to find the dead.
Residential school trauma haunts women still
The legacy of residential schools continues to impact thousands of Aboriginal men and women across the country.
"We are just trying to come home"
On Wednesday APTN aired the story of the Kapuskasing Cree.
Kapuskasing Cree battle to emerge from history's shadow
On Tuesday, APTN brought you the story of the Kapuskasing Cree.
