National News UNDRIP not likely to apply retroactively, Bennett says in Labrador talking circle Justin Brake Nov 29, 2017 Carolyn Bennett, the minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations says when the Liberals adopt UNDRIP into law it will not be retroactive. Justin Brake Executive Producer / Ottawa Justin Brake has French, Irish, British and Mi'kmaq roots and hails from Ktaqamkuk, Mi'kma'ki, or Newfoundland. He joined APTN News in 2017 and works from the Ottawa bureau as the executive producer for the eastern region. Report an Error Tell us your Story Your Name *Your Email Address *Details *Submit Report Tags: Carolyn Bennett, Featured, healing circle, Justin Brake, Labrador, Liberals, Muskrat Falls Hydroelectric project, yvonne jones Continue Reading Tanya Talaga: Deaths of Indigenous youth in Thunder Bay is a Canadian problem New information in search for Virginia Pictou Noyes has family reeling Author(s) Justin Brake [email protected] More Stories Featured Norquay Knights hockey team gets a lesson in Cree words fo... 2 days ago APTN National News Featured Not Your Mascots co-founder says review of Washington team... 2 days ago APTN National News Featured Pandemic, court rules leave Tuktoyaktuk man stranded await... 2 days ago Charlotte Morritt-Jacobs B.C. First Nations weigh reopening after keeping COVID-19 ... 3 days ago Lee Wilson ‘Notorious Cree’ influencer teaching culture through T... 3 days ago Darrell Stranger Nunavut mine reports territory’s first presumptive case ... 3 days ago Kent Driscoll
