Ministers promise ‘thorough review’ following APTN report on racism in their departments
People from across the country have come forward breaking their silence says Letitia Wells on N2N
Todd Lamirande
Todd Lamirande is Red River Métis. Todd first joined APTN in 2000 as a writer - researcher. He went on to be a videojournalist based in Vancouver. Todd has hosted three programs for APTN News and Current Affairs: the national news, Investigates and Nation to Nation.
Under threat of exile, Autumn Windego stands her ground against band council
Rainy River First Nation first threatened to banish Windego in January
APTN News source threatened with banishment from community in northwestern Ontario
Band council is threatening to BCR source from community, but is that legal?
Mi’kmaw fisher talks about being trapped in lobster pound
House of Commons to hold emergency debate on violence facing Mi’kmaq fishers.
UVic Indigenous law program sees multi-million-dollar boost
At the University of Victoria, the Indigenous Law Program was launched in 2018. Now, it’s…
New Tory leader would promote economic development, reject UNDRIP if elected prime minister
Erin O’Toole wins Conservative leadership race on third ballot
Conservative Party of Canada to choose new leader Sunday
Todd Lamirande explains what we know about the candidates’ positions on Indigenous-related policy areas
AFN national chief welcomes Chrystia Freeland, Canada’s first female “sooneeyow oogeemau”
“We need a finance minister that’s going to be there for the long term”
New history curriculum puts First Nation front and centre
Educator Harvey McCue has created, in partnership with Long Lake #58 First Nation, a history…