Cherish Clarke, Co-Chair (Female) – I am writing in response to the story First Nations slam Bill C-45 [Yukon News, 11 Dec 12]. Watch the APTN.ca coverage here. The comments made by Ryan Leef

In a time when Canadians are focused on employment, how much they deserve to be paid or not be paid, International concerns like Syria, Israel and Palestine, as well as pipelines, guns, and

“I am willing to die for my people because the pain is too much and it’s time for the government to realize what it’s doing to us,” she said. “I am not afraid to die. If that’s the

Late Thursday evening, I came across this 10 percenter from Conservative Member of Parliament for Saskatoon-Rosetown-Biggar, Kelly Block. Here\'s what she

Often an after-thought when it comes to policy making, urban issues are becoming ever more crucial with more and more Aboriginal people leaving their home communities and moving to larger

The Vice-President (Communications) for the Aboriginal Peoples’ Commission, Kevin Seesequasis recently had the opportunity to speak with Chief Theresa Spence of the Attawapiskat First Nation at the

Aboriginal Awareness Week was first introduced in 1992 with the purpose of increasing awareness of Aboriginal peoples and cultures within the Canadian mosaic and the public

The Vice-President (Communications) for the Aboriginal Peoples’ Commission, Kevin Seesequasis had the opportunity today to speak with Cindy Blackstock, Child Advocate and Executive Director at the

Cherish Clarke, Co-Chair (Female)– Bill C-10, the “Safe Streets and Communities Act”, or the “Omnibus Crime Bill” aims to implement harsher sentencing on criminals, and effectively