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Nation to Nation takes a weekly look at the politics affecting Indigenous people in Canada.
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Sol Mamakwa and the promises to First Nations in Ontario
NDP MPP Sol Mamakwa says the lack of progress in the mercury poisoning in Grassy Narrows First Nation amounts to environmental racism.
Moose Cree First Nation chief says it's critical that the feds replace the Weeneebayko General Hospital. -
Manitoba Métis Federation playing 'divisive' politics says Métis government
Métis Nation of Alberta’s president says the Manitoba Métis Federation needs to stop practicing divisive politics.
APTN News reporter says Skibicki murder trial is further proof a landfill search needs to happen sooner than later.
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Métis Nation of Ontario has work to do in proving legitimacy: Minister
Canada's minister of Northern Affairs says the Métis Nation of Ontario has some work to do when it comes to proving its legitimacy.
A B.C. minister says hard drug users won't be abandoned after changes to decriminalization policy.
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NDP MP gives Trudeau government failing grade when it comes to MMIWG initiatives
A Winnipeg MP says Ottawa is still failing missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.
The president of the Manitoba Métis Federation says it is time to set the record straight on who is and who is not Métis.
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With future of Bill C-53 in doubt, Métis Nation of Ontario exploring all options
Métis Nation of Ontario president says if Bill C-53 fails, the MNO will pursue its own self-government recognition.
A report finds First Nations people in Alberta are more likely to leave emergency waiting rooms without receiving treatment.
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NDP Idlout denounces federal budget for lack of commitment to Indigenous Peoples
The federal budget doesn’t come close to removing the inequities for Indigenous people says NDP MP Lori Idlout.
Pollution levels have a First Nation in Ontario telling members to stay inside due to extreme benzene levels.
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