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- Family wants answers after Sudbury ICU discharges Attawapiskat man, hospital says it takes discrimination ‘very seriously’Source: APTN News Published on 2021-05-11
- Nouvelles Nationales d’APTN – 10 mai, 2021Source: APTN News Published on 2021-05-10
- U.N. committee demands Canada respond to allegations it failed to protect Mi’kmaw fishers from racism, violenceSource: APTN News Published on 2021-05-10
- Montreal launches a toll-free, confidential MMIWG hotline Source: APTN News Published on 2021-05-10
- Beyond Red Dress Day: Seven calls to action for Indigenous alliesSource: APTN News Published on 2021-05-09
- Should they stay or should they go: Two petitions launched in Montreal have very different goalsSource: APTN News Published on 2021-05-09
- All that we know grows from the words of our ancestors says guiding principle of language program of First People’s Cultural Council in B.C.Source: APTN News Published on 2021-05-08
- ‘Go back to your teepees’: First Nations people protecting old growth forest on Vancouver Island say they were attacked by forestry workersSource: APTN News Published on 2021-05-07
- Residents in Beaufort Delta hopeful travel relaxation with the Yukon will soon be a realitySource: APTN News Published on 2021-05-07
- Youth recreation coordinator in Acho Dene Koe First Nation says goodbye to job he lovedSource: APTN News Published on 2021-05-07
- Indigenous sovereign cannabis dispensaries band together to create a ‘Red Market’ Source: APTN News Published on 2021-05-07
- As money comes into the N.W.T. for infrastructure, Acho Dene Koe residents get ready to buildSource: APTN News Published on 2021-05-07
- Sacred fire a beacon of light for sex abuse victims in Treaty 3Source: APTN News Published on 2021-05-06
- Vancouver lit up in red to honour missing and murdered Indigenous womenSource: APTN News Published on 2021-05-06
- New downloadable ‘statement to police’ cards issued in EdmontonSource: APTN News Published on 2021-05-06
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- How Canada rose to the top for 1st doses of COVID-19 vaccineSource: CBC | Health News Published on 2021-06-14
- Potential exposure to COVID-19 at several locations in Central Zone, two Halifax Transit bus routes and one West Jet flightSource: Nova Scotia Health Authority Published on 2021-06-13
- Statement by Minister Miller on the COVID-19 outbreak at Kashechewan First NationSource: Canadian Government Aboriginal Peoples News Published on 2021-06-13
- Public Health Mobile Unit to provide drop-in COVID-19 testing in communities in Central ZoneSource: Nova Scotia Health Authority Published on 2021-06-13
- Canada donating 13M surplus COVID-19 vaccine doses to countries in needSource: CBC | Health News Published on 2021-06-13
- Global research consortium examines if COVID-19 may cause diabetesSource: CBC | Health News Published on 2021-06-13
- Closing in on 75 per cent first-dose vaccination target / case in school in Zone 6Source: New Brunswick Health Authority Published on 2021-06-13
- Windows of former downtown Winnipeg Bay building, once boarded up, now feature Indigenous artSource: CBC | Indigenous News Published on 2021-06-13
- Mi'kmaw artist picks iconic fracking protest photo for newest stone carvingSource: CBC | Indigenous News Published on 2021-06-13
- Manitoba Grade 2 class pens poem to honour Kamloops residential school victimsSource: CBC | Indigenous News Published on 2021-06-12
- Respect, consent will govern next steps as Quebec mulls searching residential school sites for remainsSource: CBC | Indigenous News Published on 2021-06-12
- Potential exposure to COVID-19 on one West Jet flightSource: Nova Scotia Health Authority Published on 2021-06-12
- Public Health Mobile Unit to provide additional COVID-19 testing in Glace Bay this weekSource: Nova Scotia Health Authority Published on 2021-06-12
- 3 more cases of COVID-19 reported in Nunavut, 2 connected to Iqaluit's Aqsarniit Middle SchoolSource: CBC | Indigenous News Published on 2021-06-12
- First stage of reopening closer as 74.2 per cent of New Brunswickers received first dose / one deathSource: New Brunswick Health Authority Published on 2021-06-12