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Laurie Hamelin APTN News An 800 year old cedar is being transformed into a totem pole in Port Alberni, British Columbia. The work was commissioned […] The post 20 metre Language Revitalization Pole being carved in B.C. as a symbol of true […]

The Canadian Press When Michele Audette was growing up, Canada Day was not a celebration. It left her feeling bitter. The daughter of a Quebecois […] The post MMIW commissioners reconcile Canada Day with their genocide finding appeared first […]

Melissa Ridgen APTN News Workers with the Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD) in British Columbia say they moved to seize a newborn from […] The post Audio recording of B.C. social workers reveals hospital staff called to […]

Chris Stewart APTN News Alexander First Nation hosted its first Women’s Empowerment Workshop to honour missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, and to share […] The post First Nation hosts women’s empowerment workshop to […]

Lindsay Richardson APTN News Amnesty International has launched a campaign to highlight the positive contributions of several Indigenous Quebecers in order to dismantle negative stereotypes. […] The post Quebec Amnesty campaign aims to […]

Chris Macintyre APTN News A totem pole that was gifted to Yukon by the B.C. government and Tsimshian First Nations in 1971 has been restored […] The post Restored centennial totem pole unveiled in Whitehorse appeared first on APTN News. […]

“It’s long overdue to get a hockey team like this for Enoch. This is good for the community, having some elite hockey here.” —Tomahawks’ president Levi Morin […]

Application Deadline: Aug. 24 […]

Space Camps are designed to inspire young people to study science, math and engineering by encouraging them to participate in tech programs, astronaut training and simulated space shuttle missions. […]

Voting for the top 30 contenders continues until July 3 at 11 p.m. EDT. […]

“…when you go home and see it for the first time, you’re going to cry.” —Anita Anderson […]