Should lead hunting ammunition be banned for good? Some Quebec say yes
Some Cree and Inuit groups, along with scientists, health professionals and environmentalists are trying to ban lead ammunition.
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‘Marry out, Get out’: Discrimination or Customary Code?
Among Skawennati Fragnito’s preoccupations as an internationally renowned multi-media artist is her future of being Mohawk, and the marry out, get out law.
Native women’s shelter in Montreal says Trudeau needs to put money where his mouth is
Montreal’s Native Women’s Association (MNWA) says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau needs to put his money where his mouth is and help pay for a new social housing complex for Indigenous women in the city.
From cannabis to child welfare: Indigenous leaders hold rare special meeting on federal legislation
With several pieces of Indigenous-focused federal legislation in the works, Indigenous leaders and representatives are…
Quebec Inquiry hears from Algonquin Nation about health care
The Algonquin Nation testified at the Quebec inquiry that is looking into the relationship between some state-run services and Indigenous peoples in the province.
Quebec Innu say Newfoundland and Labrador, Quebec living in ‘bygone era’ over mining rights
Two Innu communities are lashing out at two provincial governments for ignoring their duty to consult over plans to develop a swath of mineral-rich land that straddles the Labrador, Quebec border.
Slaughtered moose hung to welcome sign of Innu community in Quebec
The Innu First Nation of Pessamit in northeastern Quebec woke Wednesday to find the bloody remains of several moose hung on the sign at the entrance of their community.
Algonquin Nation in Quebec faces political crisis
An Algonquin community in Quebec is facing a political crisis that may force a new…
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…