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Carver On Emotional Journey In Crafting Residential School “Witness Blanket”
Work continues on a new artwork that is being created to honour the legacy of residential school survivors. Renowned artist Carey Newman and a colleague are crisscrossing...
Mother Of Aboriginal Murder Victim Looks For Answers And Justice
The mother of a murdered Aboriginal woman in Regina looked for answers as she looked into the face of the man accused of taking her daughter's life last September....
Animated TV Series Aimed At Teaching Children Cree Makes Debut On APTN
A new animated TV series designed to get children to learn Cree words premiered on APTN this morning. "Louis Says" is a half-hour program produced by MBC. It's about a...
Local Tracker Giving La Ronge High School Students Outdoor Winter Survival Tips
A group of eight students from Churchill High School in La Ronge are getting a lesson in outdoor survival today. As part of the Northern Lifestyles class, they will learn...
Legal Expert Says Decision In William Case Could Profoundly Affect Development In Canada
A legal expert says the stakes are high in a legal battle involving a BC First Nation. The Supreme Court of Canada is expected to rule on the William Case sometime this...
Concerns Raised Over Prospect Of Pipeline In Northern Manitoba
Recent talk of shipping oil though Churchill, Manitoba is raising some alarm bells. Eric Reder of the Wilderness Committee says a report on a Manitoba government website...
H1N1 Diagnosis Prompts School Closure
Band officials have closed the Canoe Lake First Nation school for the rest of the week after one person in the community was diagnosed with the H1N1 strain of influenza....
Roundtables Planned To Address Shortfall In Non-Insured Health Benefits
An Ontario chief says there’s too many road-blocks going up for First Nations people trying to access non-insured health benefits. This can include some types of hospital...
Fur Expert Says Cold Winter Didn’t Extend To Buyers Overseas
The first fur-sale of 2014 was held yesterday in Ontario and some of the early results are in. Mark Downey of Fur Harvesters Auction House says a handful of items were...
Province Invests $3 Million In On-Reserve Schools And At-Home Learning
The province of Saskatchewan is investing 3 million dollars toward two initiatives that came out of recommendations by a joint task force on education and employment...
Carver On Emotional Journey In Crafting Residential School “Witness Blanket”
Mother Of Aboriginal Murder Victim Looks For Answers And Justice
Animated TV Series Aimed At Teaching Children Cree Makes Debut On APTN
Local Tracker Giving La Ronge High School Students Outdoor Winter Survival Tips
Legal Expert Says Decision In William Case Could Profoundly Affect Development In Canada
Concerns Raised Over Prospect Of Pipeline In Northern Manitoba
H1N1 Diagnosis Prompts School Closure
Roundtables Planned To Address Shortfall In Non-Insured Health Benefits
Fur Expert Says Cold Winter Didn’t Extend To Buyers Overseas
Province Invests $3 Million In On-Reserve Schools And At-Home Learning
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