Police seek suspect after memorial vandalized at former Mohawk Institute Residential School in Brantford, Ont.
Executive director of Woodland Cultural Centre says items laid to honour victims were moved, damaged or burned
Allana McDougall
Allana is a graduate of the Indigenous Studies program at Trent University and the new media journalism program at Sheridan College. She worked at Sudbury.com and TVO before coming to APTN National News where she now covers Indigenous stories in Southern Ontario as a video journalist. McDougall is a member of Hiawatha First Nation.
Ryerson statue head on spike at Land Back Lane small ‘token’ of justice says Skyler Williams
For Skyler Williams, a member of Six Nations of the Grand River, it’s high time…
Six Nations people remove remaining blockade, open Caledonia roads
1492 Land Back Lane prepares for injunction hearing Tuesday
Caledonia barricades come down, camp stays up as land dispute continues
Rail line stays closed and no timeline on when roads will open
Grassroots support for Six Nations land defenders grows, while local mayor voices opposition
“We know that this issue will not be resolved by the use of injunctions,” say Haudenosaunee hereditary chiefs.
Threat of enforcement hangs over Caledonia-area land dispute after two injunctions served
Latest injunctions were handed down on Aug. 7 after nine were arrested on Aug. 5
Land defenders rebuild McKenzie Meadows camp despite new injunction
Camp re-occupied after OPP arrested nine people on August 5
Academic hopes to reunite photos and carvings with Inuit community
None of the photos have names, one simply says ‘wedding dress’
Lacrosse associations pushing for inclusion of Iroquois Nationals at World Games
‘The Iroquois Nationals and the Haudenosaunee people they represent are the very essence of lacrosse:’ US Lacrosse