Moose sport hunting moratorium in Quebec brings uneasy peace
It’s been a year since members of the Algonquin-Anishinabe Nation erected barricades to stop sport…
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Michelle Latimer drops lawsuit against CBC
Filmmaker filed notice of discontinuance six months after suing broadcaster and four journalists
Questions linger about shooting of Anishinaabe man by Quebec police
Chief of Kitcisakik says the details of what happened in the lead up to the shooting is unclear.
Le Principe de Jordan sauve la vie d’un jeune bambin algonquin âgé de 14 mois
Un jeune couple algonquin de Golden Lake, en Ontario, a récemment reçu des nouvelles bouleversantes….
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Qui est responsable de la mort de Raphaël André? Une enquête démontre que la déclaration…
Algonquin toddler approved for $2.8M treatment through Jordan’s Principle
The family of a 14 month old Algonquin boy requiring a $2.8 million genetic treatment…
Kitigan Zibi chief says community still awaiting vaccine news despite COVID-19 outbreak
Chief Dylan Whiteduck says Quebec’s rollout plan pushes aside First Nations
What’s in store for harvesting rights? InFocus looks forward to 2021
From fish farms, treaty fishing, to the moose moratorium, First Nations fought hard for harvesting and resource rights last year
Algonquin Nation holds strong despite intimidation, show of force by sport hunters in Quebec
Groups are currently blocking 5 access points to their ancestral territory.