New lead emerges in missing Kitigan Zibi girls’ case
Investigators in a high profile case of two missing teens from Kitigan Zibi First Nation, Que., may have a lead.
Quebec
Atleo’s leadership questioned as chiefs reject education panel
First Nations chiefs in three provinces have struck a crippling blow against a blue-ribbon panel created by the Assembly of First Nations and Ottawa to study on-reserve education and create a template for new legislation.
Quebec tries to make amends for Nunavik sled dog slaughter
half century ago, sled dogs across Nunavik were slaughtered at the request of the provincial government.
Sacred fire burns for Commanda
A sacred fire has been lit to honour the life and passing of elder William Commanda who traveled the world with messages of peace, love and respect.
Kanesatake gearing up for Aug. 20 election
Kanesatake’s band election is coming up on Aug. 20 and 18 candidates are vying for a seat around the big table.
Cree back Quebec diamond mine, highway extension
Quebec’s new $80 billion Plan Nord project is on its way.
From Afghanistan to Wendake, soldier gets his due
The annual pow wow in Wendake, Que., received a special honour this year.
Haudenosaunee passport confiscated
APTN National News Joyce King crosses the Canada-U.S. border for “little tiny things… just continuously”….
A ‘hoot’ of a story
Many people living in the North know that, in many cases, when medical treatment is needed, the only option is to head south.
