Inuk woman details her fall into Ottawa’s sex trade to inquiry – and how others can avoid the same fate
The hearings for the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls…
Tom Fennario
Quebec Superior Court ruling ‘slap in the face’ for some Mohawks in Kahnawà:ke
Some residents of the Mohawk community of Kahnawake say the fact that a “marry out get out” law had to go to court. Quebec’s Superior Court of Justice has ruled the so-called ”marry out, get out” provisions of a membership law on the books in Kahnawake are unconstitutional.
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.
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…
Quebec man files human rights complaint against Metis National Council for denying his status
A Quebec man who says that he is Metis has filed a human rights complaint against the Metis National Council (MNC).
Legalization of Pot getting mixed reaction from First Nations in Quebec
Pot legalization has some Quebec First Nations eyeing a potential financial windfall while others concerned with health and social problems.
APTN News: The Peoples of Formosa and their fight for survival
APTN News special report on the Formosa Peoples in Taiwan and their fight for survival in an ever-changing world.
APTN News Sunday: Healing by the Sacred Fire
Meet Pepameshke Maikan who was the Sacred Fire keeper for the National MMIWG hearings in Maliotenam, Quebec and why it was so important.
