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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he is shocked to learn that residents of a northern Ontario First Nation live in poverty, some with dilapidated housing and no running water. “My…
Dozens of northern Manitoba First Nations will soon have access to clean, virtual reality running water, thanks to an $84-million investment in high-speed internet. At an announcement made on Tuesday,…
From a pair of brave, fallen floorwalkers in Saskatchewan to the perils of Indian Status cards, it’s been a profoundly challenging year for Indigenous Peoples. Lucky for you, though, Walking…
Beginning in 2019, select First Nations will only have to submit 89 reports for each dollar spent, thanks to a new federal funding regime announced this week by the federal…
A team of scientists are warning that rez dogs may be on the verge of forming a single, unified consciousness. Rez dogs, known for their craftiness and near-invincibility, are spread…
Canada’s intelligence services say they’re struggling to balance reconciliation efforts with continuing to spy on Indigenous Peoples. Agencies like the Canadian Security Intelligence Service have been tasked by the Liberal…
Fierce fighting has broken out among Indigenous factions on Twitter and Facebook, UN observers report. The assault began early on Thursday evening with truth bombs and flame attacks, after an…
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has challenged British Columbia Premier John Horgan to a ‘disappoint off.’ The challenge comes in response to Horgan’s recent announcement that B.C. would go ahead with…
The B.C. government has decided to go ahead with the controversial Site C hydroelectric project on the condition it be renamed Reconciliation Dam, the province announced on Monday. The project,…
APTN will be the official broadcaster of the 87th World Cribbage Championship which kicks off in 2020, the network announced. Thousands of the finest cribbage athletes from Indigenous communities across…