Senator says Conservatives’ bail reform bill will work against Indigenous women
Independent Sen. Kim Pate, a long-time advocate for Indigenous women locked away in Canada’s prisons,…
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Proposed legislation gives Indigenous groups more say in management of federal historic sites
The Trudeau government has introduced legislation that allows for greater Indigenous participation in the designation…
Women helping lead change in Treaty 2 territory in Manitoba
Women in Treaty 2 in Manitoba are playing a key role in developing services and…
‘Cultural genocide:’ Nunavut passes changes to education, language protection acts
Amendment to education laws in Nunavut means it will take until 2039 for all students to have Inuktut taught as a first language.
Akwesasne still working on cannabis rules for entrepreneurs
While recreational cannabis is flying off the shelves in some First Nation communities, the Akwesasne…
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.
Face To Face: Dennis Ward sits down with Lester Howse
Dennis Ward APTN Face To Face He was involved in the American Indian Movement in…
APTN Investigates – Dying with Dignity
Tina House APTN Investigates APTN National News video journalist Tina House from Vancouver, tells the…
Indigenous family in Ontario makes history with 3 generations of practising lawyers
Howard Staats became the first lawyer in the family when he was called to the bar in 1966