National chief looks to put internal strife behind, make AFN ‘relevant’ again
‘The real work ahead is making sure that the organization does address these criticisms,’ says RoseAnne Archibald on N2N
Parliament Hill
Uncovering the colonial tactics Canada uses to delay Indigenous justice and sovereignty
It is often said that the truth must come before reconciliation – and in late…
‘Lofty rhetoric and little action’: Jody Wilson-Raybould on the pitfalls of power, politics and how Ottawa needs to change
‘There needs to be changes in laws including the Indian Act, which is a very racist piece of legislation that remains on the book,’ she says on N2N
Six Nations lawsuit ‘will result in a significant damage award’ against the Crown say government documents
Community expects more than a trillion dollars in land rights claim Ottawa calls ‘high risk’
The UN says it’s ‘code red for humanity’ so what will the next prime minister do on climate change?
Recent government report says window to act is ‘rapidly closing’
First Nations women sue Ottawa alleging systemic racism against Indigenous public servants
Former and current public servants seeking $25 million in punitive damages
Final federal leaders debate comes and goes with promises and warnings
Party leaders trade barbs, blast each on reconciliation as federal election enters home stretch
What are the major parties promising Indigenous people this election? Here’s a look at the platforms
Indigenous issues have fallen by the wayside on the campaign trail, but debate offers chance to shift focus
Assembly of First Nations unveils priorities ahead of federal election
National chief declines to endorse any party, says whoever is elected must recognize rights and make amends for the past