La communauté anishinaabe de Kitcisakik aura enfin l’électricité
Après avoir été privée d’électricité pendant des décennies, la communauté anishinaabe de Kitcisakik a conclu…
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Conflit entre le rappeur anishinaabe Samian et le Festival international de la chanson de Granby
Une controverse sur les langues autochtones et la protection de la langue française au Québec….
Shamed Saskatchewan girl helps celebrate National Ribbon Skirt Day
Bella Kulak of Kamsack was initially told by a school staffer her skirt was not formal attire
National Nursing Week: Laurie Dokis is making healthcare safer for Indigenous patients in B.C.
Anishinaabe nurse led the development of a complaints process for Indigenous patients who faced discrimination while seeking care.
Ryan McMahon: Fighting for Indigenous youth, shining a light on a broken system
Dennis WardFace to FaceThe highest homicide and hate crime rates in the country, a police…
Young entrepreneur cooking up big plans in Winnipeg’s west end
What do cooking and social work have in common? For one Indigenous woman it may…
Former Algonquin foster child relearns lost language, hopes to care for children of his own
APTN News Xavier Moushoom lost count of all the families from his 10 years in…
Former NC Mercredi leading review for Ontario law society
Ovide Mercredi is helping the Ontario’s Upper Canada Law Society review its best practices when it comes to helping Indigenous people.
aptn Investigates: Then The Mercury Hit
Melissa Ridgen looks into the devastating effects of mercury poisoning in Grassy Narrows, an Ontario First Nation.