On international day to end racial discrimination, advocates urge swift passage of UNDRIP bill in senate
When Jocelyn Iahtail tried to deliver a copy of the United Nations Declaration on the…
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Trudeau to address First Nation chiefs amid growing opposition to Indigenous rights framework
The deputy grand chief of the Association of Iroquois and Allied Indians says he has…
Conservatives under fire for high-fiving following vote against UNDRIP
Two Conservative MPs are being slammed for sharing a high-five while voting against a private…
Saganash’s UNDRIP bill dominates discussion on Nation to Nation
UNDRIP bill passed second reading 217-76 with only the Conservative party voting against it.
First Nation Elders want Eagle Staff gifted to Canada’s UN ambassador returned
Some First Nation Elders want to repatriate an Eagle Staff gifted by Assembly of First Nations National Chief Perry Bellegarde to a Canadian diplomat in honour of the 10th anniversary of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
Canada taken to task on racial discrimination in Geneva
Indigenous nations and other groups took Canada to task Monday over its record on racial discrimination, as well as recognizing lands and resources in Geneva, Switzerland.
Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould says adopting UNDRIP into Canadian law ‘unworkable’
Harper government previously voted against the UNDRIP document.
Who will lead MMIW inquiry, Métis rights, and will Canada live up to UN Indigenous Rights declaration – InFocus
Candid discussion on Métis rights, MMIW national inquiry and Canada’s response to implementing UNDRIP