Nation to Nation

It appears a First Nations child welfare compensation agreement everyone can live with has finally been reached.

The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs says something has to change after the body of another Indigenous woman was found in a Winnipeg landfill.

And protesters rally against the Royal Bank of Canada's financing of the oil and gas industry.

The head of the Assembly of First Nations says the way the federal government does its budgets continues to leave First Nations people in an endless cycle of poverty.

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The co-leader of Canada's Green Party is calling a tailings pond leak in northern Alberta an act of "environmental racism."

Elizabeth May is referring to the nine-month leak at the Imperial Oil Kearl Lake site that only recently became public.

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NDP MLA Betty Nippi-Albright is just one of more and more Indigenous people speaking out against Indigenous identity fraud.

Métis lawyer Jean Teillet says more needs to be done – but consequences have begun to happen.

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The Métis Nation of Ontario has voted to oust more than 5,000 citizens from its roll due to incomplete applications for citizenship.

MNO President Margaret Froh says the province-wide vote came under the direction of the membership.

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Are politics a poisoned well for Indigenous women?

Kitigan Zibi calls out organizers of an Indigenous summit.

And reversing the decline of Indigenous languages in British Columbia.

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Columnist Rose LeMay calls retiring RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki's plan to root out systemic racism in the force a failure.

She thinks it's time for an Indigenous commissioner, but believes there is zero chance of that happening.

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Senator Kim Pate slams the Conservative's approach to getting tough on crime.

And Métis National Council President Cassidy Caron says there's no data on Métis students across the country.

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B.C. introduces legislation to make Truth and Reconciliation Day a provincial holiday.

First Nations leaders are not happy about being left out of Ottawa's bilateral health discussions.

And NDP MP hopes to create an Indigenous national urban park.

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Five RCMP officers in Prince George, B.C., face charges following the in-custody death of a Gitxsan-Wet'suwet'en man.

An Atikamekw community in Quebec is switching to sawmill waste to power its community.