Delegates at UN take aim at Canadian government and mining companies | angel moore aptnnews.ca/?p=242808

The Native Women's Association of Canada is regrouping after parting ways with its CEO Lynne Groulx last week.

Carol McBride is the president of NWAC and Madeleine Redfern is the former mayor of Iqaluit who has just been announced as the new interim CEO. youtu.be/wnPI3sECzl8

Critics were quick to poke holes in the federal budget's response to Indigenous concerns. youtu.be/hyi0UyaQhXk

After decades of negotiations, Haida Nation, B.C., sign land agreement | APTNLee aptnnews.ca/national-news/…

Manitoba trade school kicks off first grad pow wow of the season aptnnews.ca/?p=242788

WATCH LIVE | On this episode of APTN National News: The federal government drops its 2024 budget – what’s in store for Indigenous Peoples.

A historic signing between the province of British Columbia and the Haida Nation. youtube.com/live/9Vr-IUFGB…

The Canadian government announces this year’s federal budget. What’s being funded to what’s being cut, plus what’s in store for Indigenous Peoples in the 2024 financial plan, tonight on APTN National News.

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Feds promise $9B in the budget, includes opt-in tax program, loan guarantees
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Canada’s top doc to visit Nunavut |Dani Paradis aptnnews.ca/national-news/…

A Saskatchewan judge is sending a historical sexual abuse case to trial after hearing evidence against Ted Quewezance, a residential school survivor and former chief of Keeseekoose First Nation.

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‘Where are you from, what communities are you affiliated with’: Kerry Swanson is CEO of the Indigenous Screen Office.

Tonight on Face to Face, she discusses the vetting process for Indigenous filmmakers in response to the growing issue of pretendianism.

‘At this stage, I'm not sure what I'm apologizing for.’

Following charges against former service members, a news conference called by the Thunder Bay police chief and the chair of the police board take an interesting twist. Hear what happened: podfollow.com/e/231b47

Tuesday is federal budget day in Ottawa and Indigenous stakeholders will be watching closely to see what's in this year's budget for their constituencies.

APTN News Ottawa reporter Fraser Needham shares what’s expected. youtu.be/olo7AfAm4lw

A press conference Monday with the Thunder Bay Police chief and the chair of the police board took some interesting twists.

It was held to address charges laid last week against the former chief of police and other service members. youtu.be/5bvrkCXy-vY

APTN video journalist Chris Stewart was walking in an Edmonton park on Sunday when he and a friend spotted an eagle doing a barrel roll to avoid a hawk. youtu.be/q66SJ8CvwuM

The Haida Nation and British Columbia signed the Haida Title Lands Agreement this weekend. youtu.be/tKR_t1hyZEA

The Native Women's Association of Canada has been in turmoil over the past few weeks.

Dozens of staff have been laid off and a complaint to the Public Service Alliance of Canada alleges the layoffs were part of a union-busting campaign. youtu.be/KrxvaYqPIEk

A First Nation on the west coast of Vancouver Island has announced that they have uncovered suspected unmarked graves from two different former residential schools in their territory. youtu.be/aYvP-QER7n4