Plaintiffs skeptical but hopeful proposed First Nations child welfare settlement will lead to change
‘I wanted to take a stand for the children that are going through the same suffering in our First Nations community,’ says lead plaintiff Zach Trout
Nation to Nation
From a Nunavik day school to Rideau Hall: Governor General Mary Simon reflects on reconciliation journey
The first Indigenous person to serve as Canada’s governor general hopes she can help heal the country’s deep wounds
‘This is 30 years of failure’: Miller on compensation for kids, land back and releasing residential school records
Minister joins N2N for a wide-ranging interview as 2021 draws to a close
AFN could be effective but needs to change say former candidates for national chief
Russ Diabo, Jodi Calahoo-Stonehouse debate the pros and cons of the national lobby group on N2N
B.C. greenlit more Mounties on Wet’suwet’en territory before 3rd raid
Solicitor general invoked section of police agreement that allows ‘redeployment’ of RCMP resources from other detachments ‘to maintain law and order’ during emergencies
Raids, racism and reconciliation: It’s time to ‘break up’ the RCMP says expert on N2N
‘There’s some major question marks and concerns about this organization at this point,’ says Jeffrey Monaghan
Many Indigenous languages are endangered and it’s Ronald Ignace’s job to change that
Commissioner of Indigenous languages says ‘no language ought to be left behind’
Glasgow climate deal ‘incredibly watered down’ on Indigenous rights
‘Canada would agree with that analysis. I would too,’ says Minister Steven Guilbeault
The harmful, ‘cynical and self-serving’ nature of Indigenous identity fraud
‘There are suddenly many more grants and benefits to identifying as Indigenous’ because institutions want to contribute to reconciliation but end up causing harm, says prof on N2N.