Re-direct money from Indigenous affairs departments and into the pockets of status Indians: researcher
An average family of five people who have status cards could be more than $25,000…
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Decades of promises, but little action as mercury still takes lives in Grassy Narrows
It’s been half a century since a pulp and paper mill in Dryden, Ont. dumped…
Justice system an ‘industry’ profiting off Indigenous offenders and victims
InFocus Less than five per cent of the population in Canada is Indigenous, yet Indigenous…
Feds can’t solve Indigenous issues on their own says Clint Davis
InFocus The chair of the Labrador Capital Strategy Trust (LCST) says the issues facing Indigenous communities…
Returning Indigenous artifacts part of reconciliation but still a struggle
The phenomenon of hoarding skeletal remains and cultural artifacts flies in the face of reconciliation,…
Jody Wilson-Raybould ‘thrown under the bus’ to save corporate and political elites: Bill Wilson
It’s a scandal that has rocked the Liberal government for the past month. Canada’s first…
Questioning the usefulness of land acknowledgements
Land acknowledgements have been growing in popularity in the past 10 years to the point…
Food sovereignty is not just about rights, but better physical health and emotional well-being
With hunting and harvesting rights being attacked, and the cost of food going up, how…
Cat Lake First Nation tries to get federal attention by declaring state of emergency based on Jordan’s Principle
Cat Lake First Nation in northern Ontario has declared a state of emergency related to…