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.
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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.
Shooting of Dudley George remembered
Thursday marked the 17th anniversary of the shooting death of Dudley George.
Gordon First Nation pageant contestant aims for Miss Canada Globe crown
The Miss Canada Globe pageant kicks off this weekend in Toronto.
Ontario doctor taking "cultural sensitivity training" after saying "I don't like Indians"
The Dryden Regional Health Centre is taking action against one of its doctors after a breach of code of conduct after an emergency room doctor used in appropriate language toward a First Nation family.
Ontario doctor taking “cultural sensitivity training” after saying “I don’t like Indians”
The Dryden Regional Health Centre is taking action against one of its doctors after a breach of code of conduct after an emergency room doctor used in appropriate language toward a First Nation family.
Wabauskang First Nation looking for mercury compensation
Ottawa and the Ontario government closed the books on mercury compensation two decades ago for those affected along the English and Wabigoon Rivers.
Backroom deals, speeches key to AFN national chief victory
With less than 24 hours until chiefs elect a new leader of the Assembly of First Nations, it’s make-or-break time for the eight candidates.
