Un comité sénatorial examine les effets de la loi sur le cannabis sur les Premières Nations
Cela fait quatre ans que la marijuana est devenue légale au Canada. La chambre haute…
Annette Francis
Annette is Anishinaabe from Alderville First Nation. She started at APTN as an Ottawa Correspondent in 2007 and has covered Indigenous issues from Parliament Hill and First Nation communities across Ontario. She has also freelanced for CBC Indigenous and Ricochet Media.
NDP MP for Winnipeg Centre says Canadians deserve answers about winter protest
Leah Gazan made the comments on N2N as a public inquiry begins looking into the use of the Emergencies Act.
À Ottawa, la commémoration annuelle des femmes autochtones disparues et assassinées du Canada
Chaque année, le 4 octobre, des communautés de partout au pays réclament la justice, au…
Young Indigenous leaders speak on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at Senate
Jama Maxie is one of five young Indigenous leaders who were invited to a Senate…
Healing Horses: Making connections through a new program on Manitoulin Island
You wouldn’t know it, but Marcia Manitowabi hasn’t always worked with horses. But after experiencing…
Anishinaabemowin language school opens its doors in Ontario
The Osawamick family from Wikwemikong is well known across Anishinaabe territory as language keepers. And…
Wikwemikong’s species at risk centre attracting a lot of attention
A dream is coming through for the Wikwemikong elders who had a vision for an…
Shawish market takes Indigenous artisans online
If Jessica McKenzie isn’t at her day job, she can be found beading. She learned…
L’il Punks Lemonade stand is quenching thirsts and raising funds
Fresh ingredients and a shout-out on an American morning show is helping a Curve Lake…