Noah’s story and the fight for services and dignity for First Nations children
Over the last 21 years, Noah Buffalo-Jackson has fought for healthcare, basic services and dignity….
John Murray
John, a Mi’gmaw man from Eel Ground First Nation, grew up in southern Saskatchewan. He has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Alberta. John was the CAJ/APTN inaugural investigative journalism fellow in spring 2017. His background also includes radio hosting and producing as well as reporting for APTN National News before joining APTN Investigates full time in late 2017.
Un jury d’Edmonton a récemment accusé un fils et son père coupables d’avoir tué deux chasseurs
Un jury d’Edmonton a récemment trouvé un homme de l’Alberta et son père coupables d’avoir…
‘There’s a lot of emotion’: Family of Cree-Métis hunters react to guilty verdict
Gina Levasseur, the sister of one of the men killed in March 2020, says despite…
First Nations police chiefs in Alberta say no to a provincial police force
Police chiefs Keith Blake and Dale Cox both say the First Nations they serve are…
From grassroots to experts, First Nations find new ways to hold their leaders accountable
“The buck stops with chief and council,” says Chief Terry Paul
For First Nations under the thumb of the Indian Act, where does justice come from?
Governance on First Nations in Canada is complicated. For more than 140 years, the Indian…
Innocence Canada petitioning Canada to free Keeseekoose women from prison
Two sisters were imprisoned for the murder of Anthony Joe Dolff.
Saulteaux woman says she was wrongfully convicted, trying to clear her name after 25 years in prison
APTN Investigates: A Life Sentence – Watch part 2 here. A Saulteaux woman says…
Number of hate groups in Canada on the rise says professor
At least one former member of Canada’s military is a known member of a far…