Former Métis Nation-Saskatchewan CEO Richard Quintal is suing the MN-S with a wrongful termination lawsuit and alleges he was ...
The lawyer for the Cowichan Tribes says they will make a proposal in January that protects private property rights.
Manitoba chiefs are returning to court this week as Canada argues it has no enforceable obligations and seeks legal costs.
Wiitahnookiinitaw Tahshkayzing Entrepreneurship Centre (WTEC) is “Canada’s first fully First Nations-led Business Incubator.” ...
At the First Nations First Ministers meeting earlier this week in Ottawa, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew called for the Indian ...
Protesters in Winnipeg gathered outside the Manitoba Legislative building in solidarity with those protesting in Ottawa over Bill C-39, the bill proposing to fast track hundreds of major federal ...
23-year-old Chondra Fox is a jingle dress dancer from the Kainai Nation who was just recently crowned this year’s Calgary Stampede First Nations Princess. Fox joined us on the show to speak on winning ...
Billions in new investments were announced following the First Nations First Ministers meeting earlier this week, including a new revenue sharing idea pitched by the Assembly of First Nations.
First Nation of Na-Cho Nyäk Dun says it’s up to citizens to decide how to move forward on Eagle mine
The First Nation at the centre of the Eagle gold mine disaster in north-central Yukon says it will ultimately be up to its ...
APTN’s Tina House shares reactions with us on the Conservative party winning a majority government in British Columbia’s snap election and the concerns being raised from Indigenous peoples in the ...
An Atikamekw baby died over 70 years ago and after over a decade of searching, the body has been found and will be returning home. Our Kim Sullivan shares the details.
Richard Quintal, the former CEO of the Métis Nation-Saskatchewan (MN-S) is claiming wrongful dismissal and breach of contract ...
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