Indigenous women say Canadian police aren’t taking their Nygard allegations seriously
Alleged victims of Peter Nygard who are Indigenous and live in Canada say their police…
Former foster child in U.S. class action comes out from the shadows to talk about allegations against Peter Nygard
A former foster child who is a part of the 2020 U.S class action lawsuit…
April 30, 2021
Coming up May 7
APTN Investigates: For Trust or Profit - Part 1
First Nation citizens across Canada have nowhere to turn with their concerns about their on-reserve government. APTN Investigates speaks to a member of one of these communities whose concerns are echoed in the many phone calls, letters and emails APTN receives almost every day from grassroots community members.
We found corruption and mismanagement aren’t as widespread as stereotypes suggest, but when it does happen, does the Indian Act system allow it? In fact, many experts say the Indian Act is the problem. John Murray has the story in For Trust or Profit.
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