Hunter charged in hunting moose on private land wins in Saskatchewan appeal court
REGINA – An Indigenous man who was found guilty of hunting on private land in Saskatchewan has…
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Amnesty International keeping a close watch on how authorities treat Trans Mountain opponents
Amnesty International says it is keeping a close watch on how police react to opponents of the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline in British Columbia.
Six Nations develops a ‘know your rights’ website
Six Nations company develops a website for people to learn their rights when approached by developers looking to use their land.
Canada releases 10 “principles” on government’s relationship with Indigenous peoples
APTN National News The Government of Canada has released ten principles it says will help…
Face To Face: Dennis Ward sits down with Cindy Blackstock
Dr. Cindy Blackstock is the Executive Director of the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society and a lifelong advocate for Indigenous youth.
UNDRIP turns 10 this year, celebration at United Nations in New York
The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) celebrated its 10th anniversary Tuesday in New York.
Site C battle splashes in Edmonton
The construction of BC Hydro’s Site C Dam cleared a major hurdle this summer
Totem pole journey reveals common ground between Indigenous resource battles
A totem pole was designed to represent the solidarity between Indigenous nations opposed to the creation of crude oil pipelines
AFN National Chief Bellegarde facing summer of political turmoil
AFN National Chief Perry Bellegarde lost three senior officials in his office this spring, including chief of staff Dale Leclair.