’60s Scoop survivor recalls being ‘Today’s Child’ in newspaper on historic day
Survivor also appointed to board of ’60s Scoop healing foundation Thursday.
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98-year-old First Nations warrior Philip Favel honoured by the Canadian War Museum
After fighting Germany on Juno Beach, Pte. Philip Favel kept fighting for Indigenous veterans’ rights at home
St. Anne’s residential school document fight to stay in Ontario, Appeal Court rules
Justice Paul Perell recused himself from hearing the case and ordered the move to B.C.
Pikangikum wants restoration of Anishinaabe law, renewal of treaty relationship following ‘landmark’ ruling
‘Being forced to adopt the ways of others was not what our ancestors intended when they entered into Treaty with the Queen.’
New priority lane at Cornwall border crossing means smoother sailing for Akwesasne Mohawks
Residents of Akwesasne – the Mohawk territory straddling Quebec, Ontario, and the United States, woke…
Trial for Thunder Bay man accused in 2017 death of Barbara Kentner begins
Brayden Bushby is accused in the 2017 death of 34-year-old Indigenous woman, Barbara Kentner.
Helping Daniel: A caregiver’s two-year journey to heal her broken ‘son’
“He complains to me about pain, about back pain, I can see him compensating.”
Brothers meet half century after being separated by 60s Scoop
‘I made a promise to my mother that I would continue to look for her long lost son.’
‘Stop dragging your feet’: Ottawa called to help de-escalate situation in Caledonia
1492 Land Back Lane settles in for winter as occupation hits 100 days