Tens of thousands of Indigenous Peoples shake heads, sigh
Tens of thousands of Indigenous Peoples shook their heads and sighed on Friday, in both urban and rural areas across the country. “Sigh,” sighed Mary Sinclair, an Anishinaabe woman from…
Trudeau has hecklers sent to reconciliation gulag
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau dealt swiftly with several Indigenous hecklers who interrupted the Winnipeg stop of his cross country town hall tour, ordering them sent to reconciliation gulag. “Guards, seize…
Rez dogs claim responsibility for garbage attack
Rez dogs have claimed responsibility for an attack that left four garbage bags completely destroyed. The attack took place Tuesday on the Hollow Lake First Nation in Manitoba. “Oh those…
Indigenous academic drops new mixpaper
Indigenous academic Lil Gikendaaso has dropped a new mixpaper that’s already burning up the journal charts. Indigenous Political Ontology is Medicine, published through the University of Saskatchewan where Lil Gikendaaso…
Assembly of First Nations mistakenly signs MOU with self
The Assembly of First Nations has mistakenly signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with itself at a meeting in Ottawa on Thursday, the organization announced. “We’ve kind of been on…
APTN to launch 24-hour rez dog channel
A ground-breaking new channel will feature uninterrupted video of rez dogs, 24-hours a day, in their daily lives, the Aboriginal People’s Television Network (APTN) announced on Thursday. Network heads said…
Indigenous Services press conference has ‘cool Easter eggs’: Philpott
The Minister of the newly created federal Indigenous Services department said the press event held in Ottawa on Tuesday had numerous hints and hat-tips to its sister government branch, Crown-Indigenous…
Feds to outline how two ‘updated, paternalistic’ departments will replace ‘outdated, paternalistic’ department
Months after announcing that the federal Indigenous Affairs department will be split in two, government officials are laying out how the new departments will work at a technical briefing in…
Trudeau shocked to learn about living conditions in northern Ont. First Nation
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…
New Indigenous organization really fond of acronyms
A new Indigenous organization is taking the love such groups have for acronyms and pushing it to the limits, Walking Eagle News has learned. The National Coalition for First Nations,…