Federal government pushed yet again for inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women
Last week in Ottawa, a special committee was told once again there needs to be an inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women.
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Manitoba First Nations in desperate need of firefighters wait for Harper government to take action
By Kenneth Jackson APTN National News The Harper government says they are just now analyzing…
Brazeau: Harper appointed me to support his "Aboriginal Agenda"
Suspended Senator Patrick Brazeau says he was appointed to the Red Chamber to support Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s “Aboriginal agenda.”
Harper's ex-chief of staff complained Senate call for increased FN education funding countered government line
-Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s former chief of staff Nigel Wright, who is now under an RCMP investigation, once complained to the prime minister that the Senate committee on Aboriginal Affairs had called for increased funding for First Nation education.
'Wide gaping hole in Canadian security' allowing anything cross border on freight trains
By Kenneth Jackson APTN National News It sat on a desk in a CN Rail…
Brazeau says he's not "a thief" or a "drunken Indian" in Senate speech
During an emotional speech that could be his last in the Red Chamber, embattled Sen. Patrick Brazeau said he was “not a thief, a scammer, a drunken Indian, a drug addict, a failed experiment or a human tragedy.”
Duffy drops another bomb, says second cheque cut by Conservative Party lawyer
Sen. Mike Duffy dropped another bombshell Monday and again tied the unfolding Senate scandal to Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his office.
VIDEO: RCMP arrest suspect linked to suspicious package found at PMO
RCMP officers arrested a suspect in connection with a suspicious package left at the Prime Minister’s Office across from Parliament Hill.
UN's Anaya calls on Harper government to change course on First Nation education, missing women's inquiry and TRC
The UN special rapporteur on the rights of Indigenous peoples called on the Harper government to reverse course on three major fronts in order to avoid a “rocky road” in its relationship with the country’s First Nation population.