After 40 years, CAP still pushes on
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples held an anniversary this weekend in Ottawa.
Ontario
Shoal Lake steps up pressure on Winnipeg over water rights
A First Nation in Ontario is accusing Winnipeg of stealing their most precious resource: water.
Grand Chief Phillips flies into the sunset
Grand Chief Randall Phillips of the Association of Iroquois and Allied Indians announced his sudden resignation at a meeting earlier this month.
Hudak’s Conservatives snub First Nations town hall
Ontario’s political parties did their best to convince First Nations chiefs that they have what it takes to govern the province.
Ontario NDP leader Horwarth says more consultation needed with First Nations
Ontario’s provincial election is three weeks away.
National suicide strategy needed, say survivors
Supporters and artists came together on Parliament Hill to mark world suicide prevention day.
First Nations peoples sytematically excluded from juries: Ontario coroner
A coroner’s ruling in Northern Ontario is supporting the claims of First Nations in the area that juries are excluding Aboriginal people.
Thunder Bay, a city of lost youth
Thunder Bay, Ont., is considered a hub for as many as 49 First Nations in northern Ontario.
Shoal Lake threatens to shut Winnipeg’s tap
Shoal Lake in Ontario has been Winnipeg’s source for water since 1919.