Thirty years after Siege of Kanehsatà:ke, peace runner says ‘we’re still fighting’
Anna Tonasket recalls protesting for peace in the summer of 1990, but says there is still much to strive for
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Exhibit celebrates work of iconic Haida artist Bill Reid
Northwest Art Gallery honours Reid on what would have been his 100th birthday
Anishinaabe police sergeant walking for youth mental health awareness
Second Hope in the Darkness walk kicks off in Winnipeg
Nunavut mine reports two presumptive cases of COVID-19
Officials say two cases not connected to previous case, which later came back negative
Alberta Health Services investigating reports of discrimination against Siksika members
Top doctor speaks out after First Nations members reportedly denied access to nearby business
Abenaki community in Quebec raises alarm over counterfeit status cards
Odanak council showing local businesses what federal status cards look like
Proposed agreement reached in lawsuit alleging money stolen from foster kids
Foster children could receive between $25,000 and $250,000; police assessing criminal charges against social worker
Investigation clears Winnipeg police in fatal arrest of First Nations man
Autopsy shows death caused by drug overdose
Ontario government wants $300 to say how many kids in care have died during pandemic
APTN News has been trying to get the data since April