The Innu Council of Mashteuiatsh appeared before the Supreme Court of Canada last week to argue that the province of Quebec has not sufficiently funded their police service.
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Managers and band council employees blocked a road in the Kitcisakik Anicinape Community in Quebec, preventing all outside workers from entering the community.

They hoped to be heard by their band council – but instead they got suspensions.
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A lawyer representing survivors of St. Anne’s Indian Residential School in northern Ontario says there needs to be a public inquiry into how Justice Canada handled documents related to them | [email protected] and Kerry Slack
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'Our people were never consulted': Leaders from three First Nations in New Brunswick made the trip to Ottawa to voice their opposition to the expansion of a nuclear power plant in the province | angel moore
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‘Bias affects us all’; U.S. expert weighs in on high-profile murder trial
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Leaders from New Brunswick are in Ottawa for a press conference on Nuclear Energy expansion in the province. Why they say they weren’t properly consulted and want answers, TONIGHT on APTN National News.

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WATCH LIVE | Tonight on APTN National News: Day two of the trial for a man accused of killing four Indigenous women in Winnipeg.

Indigenous leaders speak out on the lack of consent about nuclear power plants and waste on their traditional lands.
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Regional Inuit associations lay out priorities at mining symposium
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Jeremy Skibicki’s lawyers spent the first day of the high-profile trial trying to convince the judge to toss the jury and make this a judge alone trial.

APTN News is following the trial and Tiar Wheatle shares the latest: youtu.be/hwMDId8UGmM

Pre-trial proceedings begin in a Winnipeg courtroom as suspected serial killer Jeremy Skibicki faces four counts of first-degree murder in the 2022 deaths of four Indigenous women.

Hear more on APTN News Brief: podfollow.com/e/2371a9

‘The cases aren’t being resolved’: Julian Falconer is recognized as one of Canada’s top human rights lawyers.

Tonight on Face to Face, he discusses the growing number of unsolved deaths of Indigenous people in Thunder Bay going back for decades now.

Environment commissioner gives Canada failing grade on Northern contaminated sites
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Roger Bilodeau was given day parole in Edmonton on Thursday after being on unescorted temporary absences since February. youtu.be/PfIVvu2PAZ8

Saskatoon police have announced they will be searching a small section of the city landfill in hopes of finding a missing person. youtu.be/l6WWrXMGEKg

Auditor General Karen Hogan appeared before the House of Commons Indigenous and Northern Affairs Committee.

The focus of this meeting was her report on First Nations housing. youtu.be/8HaUg9G0tDk

The establishment of a national council to oversee the government's progress on reconciliation is on its way to happening.

Legislation to create it passed third reading in the House of Commons on Monday. youtu.be/SHZMnNtX9Bg

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