A Manitoba-based organization is trying to raise $17 million to bring 3,000 Indigenous artefacts home from Switzerland.

Evacuation orders have been issued for Lil'wat First Nation and parts of the Village of Pemberton, north of Vancouver.

Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty joined us on the show to speak on Canada’s plan to spread out the billions for ...

APTN’s Tina House travelled to the Squamish Indian Band to share with us a damage report of severe storms taking place in British Columbia, as over 400 millimetres of rain have been dropped in the ...

A class action lawsuit has been settled in Nova Scotia after 57 people from the Pictou Landing Mi’kmaw Nation sued two ...

Elders message to the Carney government on Bill C-39 was concise: “Hear the people. Lead with your heart, not your wallet.” ...

In collaboration between Opaskwayak Cree Nation and Freedhome Developments, a new six-story Indigenous-owned apartment ...

Indigenous advocates recently took a trip to Switzerland to catalog a collection of Indigenous artifacts they are trying to ...

The newest report from Canada’s correctional investigator says there has been “an absence of progress" over 10 years.

After decades as chief, Delbert Wapass has his lost his bid for re-election and Michael Linklater has been elected as the new ...

Mandy Gull-Masty says she was surprised when Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew raised the idea of abolishing the Indian Act at a ...

Earlier this week, over 70 protests occurred across the country to protest against Bill C-39 and Bill C-37, the Building Canada Strong Act and First Nations Clean Water Act. APTN’s Kyler Minshull ...