APTN Investigates: Returning to Wet’suwet’en Territory
APTN Investigates first went deep into Wet’suwet’en country in December 2015. The Unist’ot’en camp was…
Aboriginal rights
Nova Scotia court certifies class action against province over hunting rights
The Supreme Court of Nova Scotia has certified a class-action lawsuit filed by status and…
Indigenous Peoples living in U.S. can claim Aboriginal rights in Canada: Supreme Court
Top court upholds 2019 ruling that Sinixt Nation member Richard Desautel had a right to hunt in his ancestors’ territory even though he’s not Canadian
Youth goes to jail fighting for rights
Indigenous Peoples fighting for their rights, their Indigenous rights, their human rights, are often criminalized….
Nova Scotia court grants injunction against Mi’kmaq protester at Alton Gas site
A judge has granted a temporary order that requires an Indigenous man and others camped on the…
Mi’kmaq prepared for battle with Alton Gas
Meeting with gas company fails to find solution.
Stakes high with BC’s controversial Site C project
Project threatens Indigenous lands, say opponents
Saskatchewan conservation officers confiscate moose meat harvested by First Nation hunters
The Canadian Press WINNIPEG – Indigenous hunters say they are being harassed and bullied by Saskatchewan authorities…
Ottawa-appointed officials rang up over million dollar tax debt handling Barriere Lake’s finances: Chief
Barriere Lake wants meeting with Indigenous Affairs Minister Carolyn Bennett