Coffee sales to end boil-water advisories – one bean at a time
“I saw coffee as a platform – I thought ‘Why not?'”
Reconciliation
Eagle feathers now recognized by Nova Scotia courts and can be used to take legal affirmation
The Nova Scotia courts took a step towards reconciliation Thursday as Indigenous people attending…
‘Reconciliation is not easy’ says national reconciliation director Ry Moran
While buildings and streets are being renamed and statues are coming down in the name…
Breaking through the stereotypes immigrants are learning about Indigenous peoples on InFocus
Starting over in a new country is stressful. There’s a lot to learn. But what…
Mohawk history teacher upset after historic plaque removed in Montreal
From Edward Cornwallis to Sir John A. Macdonald, cities across the country have recently…
Delegation of Maori in the Yukon talk about New Zealand law where a mountain or river can be declared as persons
Maori Tribes in New Zealand are making their own headway with reconciliation. Part of…
Manitoba marijuana tax sending reconciliation up in smoke
“This is a shameful approach.”
Survivor calls First Nation living conditions ‘shame and disgrace’ as Canada commemorates residential school apology
As the Trudeau government commemorated the 10th anniversary of Canada’s apology to residential school survivors…
Child and Youth Advocate to review Inuit child welfare in Newfoundland and Labrador
APTN News Newfoundland and Labrador’s Child and Youth Advocate has announced that her office will…