Esgenoopetitj band chief, councillors fired over corruption
Aboriginal Affairs has fired the chief of Esgenoopetitj and three of its councillors.
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Walk 4 Justice brings call for a national inquiry into missing women to Ottawa
The Walk 4 Justice, a non-profit organization, ended their long journey to Ottawa on Monday.
Mi’kmaq educator given Order of Canada
Forty-five people were awarded the Order of Canada Friday at Rideau Hall in Ottawa for enriching the lives of others.
InFocus Highlights: Saganash, S-11, and Aboriginal MPs
Stay tuned after APTN National News tonight, as we discuss the record number of Aboriginal…
National suicide strategy needed, say survivors
Supporters and artists came together on Parliament Hill to mark world suicide prevention day.
Ottawa told to release Aboriginal Affairs emails kept under cabinet secrecy shroud
The Federal Court has ordered the Privy Council Office to either release internal emails between Aboriginal bureaucrats or better explain why the documents should be shrouded beneath the blanket of cabinet secrecy.
Bidding Jack one final adieu
The late NDP leader Jack Layton made his final journey to Parliament Hill Wednesday.
Nova Scotia First Nation fights Ottawa over Jordan’s Principle to help disabled child
It is now a waiting game for the Pictou Landing band council and a mother of a severely disabled child in Nova Scotia.
Layton remembered as “ally” to Indigenous people
In a final letter, written before he died, NDP leader Jack Layton called on Canadians to build a more equal country where love trumped anger and hope trumped fear.
