Feds can use spending power to fight anti Indigenous racism in health care: Miller
First Nation, Metis and Inuit leaders are scheduled to meet with Marc Miller Friday.
Jamie Pashagumskum
Originally from the Cree Nation of Chisasibi on the eastern coast of James Bay, Quebec, Jamie has lived in Ottawa since 2015. Trained in journalism at Carleton University, he has worked as a freelance print journalist and as a writer/researcher for the Cree unit of CBC North out of Montreal. Jamie was hired as the reporter/correspondent for the Ottawa bureau in October 2019.
Alarm bells ringing as COVID-19 cases surge in parts of Canada
The federal government says it’s concerned that the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic has…
Indigenous services advises First Nations communities to stay the course ahead of a second wave of COVID-19
In last six weeks, the number of active cases in First Nation communities has gone from 19 to 98 cases. ‘We are still in a global pandemic and we must remain vigilant,’ says Marc Miller.
Missanabie Cree Nation receives settlement on a 100 year old land claim
Leadership is currently searching for land to build community.
Partner of Joyce Echaquan pleads with feds to find answers to her death
Father, children and community meet Thursday night with Miller and Bennett.
Coalition takes Toronto back to court over pandemic safety for homeless people
“They’re still not a two meter distance in all directions,” says street pastor about space in the shelters.
Feds stress caution over a second wave of COVID-19
Indigenous Services minister says extra caution is being taken for remote communities.
1,500 academics prod feds to move on MMIWG action plan
More than 1,500 academics and allies have sent a letter to Carolyn Bennett demanding she…
Judge extends Caledonia injunctions, names Skyler Williams as defendant
“Chaos, mayhem and anarchy would prevail” if rule of law ignored, judge says