Inuit leader hopes ‘spotty’ record of working with bureaucrats improves with Inuit Nunangat Policy
‘There has not been an obligation to understand within the federal public service in any co-ordinated way, and this changes that.’
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AFN looks to change ‘financial relationship’ with Canada after budget falls short
The 2022 federal budget is a smaller one than last year’s and this means less…
Feds announce $11B towards housing, reconciliation and residential school support
Canada says it acknowledges that climate change has “exacerbated existing vulnerabilities” for Indigenous Peoples.
Former commissioner suggests senate could embarrass government into acting on recommendations
It’s been almost three years since the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women…
Liberal-NDP deal could mean major money for Indigenous communities over next 4 budgets: MPs
Indigenous Services will be country’s top spender this year if its 2022-2023 budget is approved, which is likely following parliamentary pact
Hate crimes against Indigenous people spiked 152 per cent in 2020: report
Reported anti-Indigenous incidents more than doubled between 2019 and 2020, agency says
Quebec has ‘harder case’ to make as challenge to child welfare law heads to Supreme Court: lawyer
N2N unpacks implications of recent Quebec Court of Appeal ruling
Canada appeals to high court in fight with Quebec over Indigenous child welfare law
Quebec government is also appealing decision that cancelled parts of C-92, drawing criticism from AFN regional chief
Union backs Indigenous bureaucrats suing feds for systemic discrimination
‘We applaud the Indigenous voices calling on the government to do what is necessary to right some of these wrongs,’ says PSAC national president
