Alberta youth advocate Terri Pelton says 72 per cent of children who died in care were First Nation, Inuit or Métis.
A Cree lawyer feels it's time to get tougher with “identity shifting and pretendianism" when it comes to Indigenous identity.
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Chair of Liberal party’s Indigenous caucus says identity ‘complicated’ as members questionedSome want to know why Randy Boissonnault, who has claimed to be Cree, was touted as an Indigenous member of the party for ...
The long-term impacts of future energy projects in Alberta should be centred on meaningful consultations with Indigenous ...
Every year on Nov. 16 Metis people across the nation celebrate Louis Riel day to honour the Metis leader who was executed on ...
Roger Bilodeau was first granted day parole on April 25, 2024, despite widespread opposition from the victims' families and advocates with the Métis Nation of Alberta. He was released into an ...
OTTAWA — A Metis member of Parliament is calling on the employment minister to resign over what he calls harmful false claims to Indigenous ancestry. Randy Boissonnault has been described as ...
He recently walked back those comments and said his family members belong to the Métis Nation of Alberta, after reporting by the National Post revealed that a company he co-owned had applied for ...
The City of Edmonton marked Métis Week on Wednesday by signing a new memorandum with the Otipemisiwak Métis Government of the ...
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