Missanabie Cree Nation receives settlement on a 100 year old land claim
Leadership is currently searching for land to build community.
Canada
No shortage of examples of RCMP ‘systemic negligence’: Tony Merchant
This isn’t the first class-action to allege that colonization and discrimination have harmed Indigenous peoples.
Ottawa announces $600,000 for Indigenous land guardians
“We are seeing the impacts of climate change”
A dozen years after she called out Canada, people remember Shannen Koostachin
‘She was really driven because she was afraid her childhood was disappearing.’
Even during the pandemic, Canada is fighting these residential school survivors in court
“Trying to advance this justice for our day scholars is vital for our absolute wellness and the restoration of our language and culture.”
Echoes of Idle No More: Demonstrations halt parts of Canada in support of Wet’suwet’en
It seems everywhere you turn today there is a demonstration in the streets or at…
How many First Nations kids are in care? Canada is trying to figure that out now
There were 9,246 First Nations children classified as in care during the 2017/2018 fiscal year.
Wet’suwet’en solidarity demonstrations take place across Canada
Brett Forester, Lindsay Richardson, Angel Moore APTN News Marches and demonstrations took place today in…
Green light for Indian day schools claims – one of several class-action lawsuits
A half-dozen residential school class-action lawsuits explained.