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March 28, 2019 Nunavut needs 3,300 houses immediately, federal funding will pay for 83
On this episode of APTN Nation to Nation: The Premier of Nunavut, Joe Savikataaq, on what there is to celebrate and what still needs to be done as the territory turns 20.

The chief of the Onion Lake Cree Nation explains why he’s not happy about Bill C-92, the proposed child welfare reform legislation.
23 min
March 21, 2019 The good, the bad and the maybe? A closer look at the federal budget
Tension is building on Parliament Hill.

But is the Indigenous child welfare bill collateral damage? The political panel weighs in on the budget.

That’s on this episode of APTN Nation to Nation.
25 min
March 14, 2019 Inuit concerns over language bill ignored after summer cabinet shuffle: Obed
The political panel gets fired up over resource development.

More so how projects will soon be approved.

That’s on this episode of Nation to Nation.
24 min
March 07, 2019 Indigenous child welfare reform bill ‘breaks new ground’ but will it save lives?
On this episode of Nation to Nation: Deaths of Indigenous children in child protective services make headlines every year across the country. Nearly everyone blames the way the system is set up: removing children from their home.

So when the federal government tabled Bill C-92 last week it did so hoping to change laws across the country.
24 min
February 28, 2019 Jody Wilson-Raybould: Our political panel weighs in on her bombshell testimony
Wilson-Raybould testified Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his staff applied sustained pressure to intervene in the bribery case of SNC-Lavalin.

She refused, and believes that’s why she was shuffled from justice minister and attorney general to veteran’s affairs before she finally resigned from cabinet.

So we asked our political panel if they believed her?
25 min
February 21, 2019 Child welfare bill expected next week but First Nations won’t see it beforehand: source
The Trudeau government has told a group of First Nations working on new Indigenous child welfare legislation to expect a proposed bill to be finally tabled but they won’t see a draft beforehand according to a source.

That and more on this episode of Nation To Nation.
25 min
February 14, 2019 Did the PMO ‘sideline’ Wilson-Raybould on failed framework negotiations? This chief believes so
On this episode of Nation to Nation: As the scandal involving the Prime Minister’s Office and former minister of Justice and Attorney General Jody Wilson-Raybould continues to grow by the day, everything that led up to it erupting last week is now getting a closer look.

That includes Wilson-Raybould’s involvement in the failed Indigenous rights framework that fell apart late last year.
24 min
February 07, 2019 Political panel heats up over bill aiming to change how energy projects get approval
The political panel gets fired up over resource development.

More so how projects will soon be approved.

That’s on this episode of Nation To Nation.
24 min
January 31, 2019 Indigenous rights framework far from dead as Trudeau government rolls it out in pieces
The Indigenous rights framework is far from dead. The Trudeau government is quietly rolling it out in pieces. But are they succeeding?

That's on this episode of Nation to Nation.
24 min
January 24, 2019 New on-reserve education policy good step forward but work far from over says former chief
On this episode of N2N: Everyone can agree that moving away from program-based funding for on-reserve education is a good idea. One nation could be getting money for a program while the nation next to it didn’t at all. It all came down to writing proposals.

Now there’s a new approach as announced by the federal government Monday, with the Assembly of First Nations, following more than two years of negotiations.
24 min