WHERE IS THE BELL OF BATOCHE? PART 2
In 1885, after the defeat of Louis Riel and the Metis in Batoche, Saskatchewan, the…
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‘I love it’: Herman Edward has been keeping his canoe journey alive for 20 years
The annual paddle upholds the syilx Peoples’ ancestral and territorial rights to cross the constructed Canada-U.S. border without interference.
‘I don’t feel safe’: Syilx mother shaken after learning RCMP, social worker searched her home without her knowledge
Lauren Marchand wasn’t told about the search until weeks later.
Death of the ‘zombie’ pipeline and calling out white supremacy in federal politics
While people against the Keystone XL pipeline rejoiced at news President Joe Biden was immediately…
Westbank First Nation youth reconnecting to canoe culture
The pandemic has not held back Westbank First Nation youth, who are working on their first canoe this summer.
Montreal’s John A. Macdonald monument targeted by ‘anti-colonial zombies’
APTN News An anonymous activist group calling themselves “anti-colonial zombies” has claimed responsibility for splattering…
Four Métis candidates vying for federal seat in Winnipeg’s Saint Boniface-Saint Vital
Tucked away in the southeast corner of Winnipeg sits the riding of Saint Boniface-Saint Vital….
‘This is an easy one’ Indigenous MPs leave politics aside to lobby for name change on Prime Minister’s office
Todd Lamirande APTN National News Four Indigenous members of parliament from both the Liberals and…
Guns, clothing and a historical lock of hair in St. Boniface museum
A 19th-century lock of hair from one of Canada’s most controversial figures in St. Boniface museum.