Nunavut tent fire survivor still seeks help – Nunatsiaq News
November 23, 2015 “It’s has been a hard and painful healing process for Nina and son” A family devastated by a tent fire in August still needs help. The Aug.…
Protest at MCFD – Castanet.net
Nov 21, 2015 More than 50 people gathered outside the Ministry of Children and Family Development offices in Kelowna Friday afternoon to protest the government’s treatment of aboriginal children. The…
All Nations Healing Hospital receives Exemplary Status with Accreditation Canada
Press Release (Fort Qu’Appelle, SK) Accreditation Canada has awarded All Nations Healing Hospital in Fort Qu’Appelle full accreditation with Exemplary Standing until October 2019, following an on-site survey held October…
Nunavut Housing Corp. faces high arrears, dire need for more units – Nunatsiaq News
November 23, 2015 NHC targeting communities with the worst rent collection rates The Nunavut Housing Corp. is coping with $27 million in unpaid rent and tenant damage bills, the agency…
AFN First Nations Forum on Energy: Setting Priorities – February 10-11, 2016 – REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!
AFN First Nations Forum on Energy: Setting Priorities – February 10-11, 2016 – REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! Greetings, Please be advised that registration is now open for the Assembly of First…
Justin Trudeau becomes first Canadian PM to promise equal treatment for aboriginals, says Justice Murray Sinclair – StarPhoenix
November 23, 2015 Justin Trudeau is the first Canadian Prime Minister to commit to a nation-to-nation relationship with indigenous people, says Justice Murray Sinclair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission…
New Survey to Fill long-standing Gap in First Nations Labour and Employment Data
New Survey to Fill long-standing Gap in First Nations Labour and Employment Data Mon, November 23, 2015 The First Nations Information Governance Centre (FNIGC) is pleased to announce that it…
Sixties Scoop adoptees come together for Winnipeg Aboriginal Film Festival – CBC
Nov 21, 2015 ‘It’s a dark part of history, people need to recognize this,’ says Colleen Rajotte, WAFF director Sixties Scoop adoptees took part in a day of healing as…
Parti Québécois scrambles to explain support for aboriginal leader who favours partition – Montreal Gazette
November 22, 2015 SHERBROOKE — Parti Québécois leader Pierre Karl Péladeau has refused to take a position on whether the province could be carved up by minority groups in the…
Editorial: Nechako court decision bad for business – Vancouver Sun
November 20, 2015 A Supreme Court of Canada decision last month involving aboriginal rights should have raised many more eyebrows than it did because it threatens to further complicate an…
