Health care in Val d’Or focus of Quebec Inquiry
The Quebec inquiry looking into relations between some provincial departments and Indigenous people in the province heard from a non-Indigenous social work Friday.
Québec Inquiry
‘The injustice is still there’: Residential school survivor recounts trauma at Quebec inquiry
APTN News A residential school survivor from the Anishinaabe community of Lac Simon is now…
Quebec inquiry hears allegations of police racism, deadly shootings
APTN News Quebec’s own inquiry into Indigenous relations heard more heartbreaking stories linked to provincial…
Algonquin woman alleges Quebec police never investigated her pepper spray attack
APTN News Juliette Lisbeth Jérôme says she still has stains in her hair from the…
Former Algonquin foster child relearns lost language, hopes to care for children of his own
APTN News Xavier Moushoom lost count of all the families from his 10 years in…
Quebec inquiry hears girl may still be alive if First Nation had ambulance
Manawan First Nation is only accessible by a logging road and is located 80 kilometres north of Saint-Michel des Saints.
Quebec inquiry revisits ombudsman report on justice in Nunavik
Ombudsman’s office says some things have improved but more work to do.
Quebec inquiry hears about Inuk man ‘lost in the system’
Michel Tooktoo says he was detained 19 months in jail and had 14 court appearances before he was eventually released in 2016 with no convictions.
Quebec inquiry told to let First Nations have more control of justice
“We made a historical statement saying we have a court that is separate from Canada and the provinces.”