Nunavut faces second territory-wide protest over high food prices
Nunavut saw a second territory-wide protest over high food prices this week.
Protests
Nunavut food prices: $104 for 24 bottles of water, $18 for peanut butter
few weeks ago, APTN reported on a story from Coral Harbour, Nunavut. People there marched on the local grocery stores, protesting high food costs.
Now, that small spark of protest has inspired others.
Montreal protests offer lessons for Canada's Indigenous people: Shawn Brant
APTN National News reporter Annette Francis sat down with Shawn Brant about whether First Nations, Metis and Inuit could learn a thing or two from Quebec students.
Blood Tribe members facing court over fracking protest
A judge has upheld criminal charges against three Blood Tribe members who took part in a protest against fracking.
Saskatchewan protests grow against nuclear dump
A group protesting a potential nuclear waste dump is walking from northern Saskatchewan to Regina.
Kwakiutl vow to continue protests until BC respects rights
Tired of being ignored, the Kwakiutl in British Columbia have occupied lands, disrupted logging operations and shut down ferry service.
FN chiefs not surprised by government surveillance
Documents provided to APTN National News show RCMP and Indian Affairs keep a constant eye on potential First Nations “hotspots” across Canada.
Pulling it together with staples and tape
Activists across the country marched Monday in support of Aboriginal women who have either gone missing or murdered.
