Opinion: Shenanigans, misogyny and the AFN – This is not how we are to treat each other
It appears that money, gender and harassment have formulated the enduring narrative arc of RoseAnne Archibald’s leadership at the AFN.
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Opinion: Healthy communities, strong support systems needed to protect our Indigenous women and girls
Is History Repeating when it comes to protecting MMIWG asks Catherine Lafferty.
Winnipeg MP elect part Of Green New Deal squad heading to Ottawa
Clayton Thomas-Muller Special to APTN News This week, the 43rd Canadian general election happened and…
Opinion: The leadership debate was a disaster. What questions would you have asked?
Karyn Pugliese I was hopeful about Indigenous issues being included in the English-language leadership…
#Canada150: Country doesn’t own the title to the land it’s celebrating
With its festive, and expensive, celebrations, Canada is also, consciously, or unconsciously, celebrating 150 years of assuming sovereignty for land in which it does not have a title.
Opinion: Indigenous peoples in Canada exist in ‘dystopian present’
(NDP MP Romeo Saganash. APTN/File photo) Romeo Saganash Special to APTN National News Article 1…
Opinion: No More Sacred Moose – Misogyny in Indian Country
Joan Jack says it’s time to deal with misogyny in Indian country.
OPINION: Appointment of Michael Wernick as top federal bureaucrat in Ottawa should be a concern for Aboriginal Peoples, especially First Nations
Canada has a newly appointed top federal bureaucrat and Aboriginal peoples should be concerned.
