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A huge loss. She allowed me to use some of her music for "Indigenous Perspectives: Stories from Indigenous Public Servants."
There will be no new federal funding for pharmacare. Provinces and territories will have to go it alone.
Before you try to rescue a baby bird, learn how to tell when a nestling or fledgling truly needs help—and how to safely protect nesting birds this season.
Whatever happened to Evidence-Based Policy Making?
Métis Nation–Saskatchewan Chief Executive Officer Richard Quintal will officially step down from his position on May 15, 2026.
https://www.mbcradio.com/2026/05/metis-nation-saskatchewan-announces-leadership-transition
Photo: Screenshot of Metis Nation-Saskatchewan President Glen McCallum making announcement May 4, 2026 The Métis Nation–Saskatchewan has announced a key leadership change within its public service, as Chief Executive Officer Richard Quintal prepares to step down from his position. President Glen McCallum made the announcement May 4, 2026 on a live stream from their website. […]
A B.C. court decision known as the Nicholas ruling gave Ottawa until the end of April 2026 to make changes to restore status to the descendants of enfranchised First Nations peoples. But the Senate made changes to S-2 that would end the second-generation cutoff.
On Tuesday, the government formally petitioned the court for a six-month extension of the deadline to October 30, though the judge deferred a ruling. But a request to extend the deadline to next month to wait for the decision was granted after it was accepted by both parties, according to the lawyer representing the plaintiffs in the case.
There are more than 830,000 First Nations people in Canada registered as having “Indian Status” according to the most recent Census data. But what is it and what does it mean for the people that have it?
We’ve seen many claims online about how First Nations people get tax exemptions, free housing, free education and more. APTN News: Answers looks into Indian Status and the reality of these so-called “free” aspects.
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