Nation to Nation

An Ontario chief says the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission did not meet duty to consult on a nuclear waste disposal site.

The First Nations Child and Family Caring Society says the feds are violating Jordan's Principle.

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Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister says recognizing Métis governments does not include land or harvesting rights.

Indigenous Services minister says proposed act will guarantee First Nations people access to safe drinking water.

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Insight into a new report released this week, called "Decolonizing Climate Policy in Canada."

Staff from Aboriginal Legal Services in Toronto has produced a debut single, highlighting the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.

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The new national chief of the Assembly of First Nations says her goal is unity within the AFN.

The chief of James Smith Cree Nation gives an update on his community following last year's mass stabbing tragedy.

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A chief from one of the 21 Robinson Huron Treaty First Nations gives an update on a $10-billion settlement.

A small First Nation in B.C. continues to lose court battles over its failure to accept eligible people as band members.

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The feds announce money for affordable housing – but is Canada building for the future?

A scathing report on gender discrimination at the AFN is now evidence in a Manitoba civil case.

And the ups and downs of air travel in Nunavut.

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Re-elected MLA says there are many challenges to overcome in the N.W.T.

First Nations in Ontario continue opposition to Bill C-53.

The NunatuKavut Community Council's president says accusations of false claims to Inuit ancestry are false.

A former bureaucrat says the feds continues to miss the mark in addressing racial discrimination in its ranks.

How the racism and stress a former soldier experienced during the Oka Crisis played a role in his decision to leave the military.

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Calls for the return of icon Buffy Sainte-Marie's JUNO award continue to ring out - Cree opera musician Rhonda Head shares her thoughts.

A non-Indigenous member of Fort William First Nation discusses customary adoptions and what it means for individuals and communities.

We'll also hear from a residential school survivor and her trip to Rome this Fall who failed to meet the pope to discuss calls to end abuse.

Cindy Blackstock says despite a settlement, Canada still has work to do when it comes to on-reserve child welfare.

A McGill University professor explains Indigenous people have their own unique perspective on the current Mideast crisis.

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