Fraser Needham is a journalist for APTN News, focusing on local news in Ottawa, Canada. He covers a range of topics, including government policies, discrimination against Indigenous peoples, social issues, and environmental concerns. Fraser's articles aim to shed light on important issues affecting the local community and give a voice to marginalized groups.
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The federal government says a complaint mechanism to deal with problems of the Jordan's Principle system isn't needed.
The Native Women's Association, or NWAC, is defending the expulsion of the heads of three provincial affiliates.
A giant floor map of the Great Lakes watershed at Canadian Geographic headquarters in Ottawa leans heavily on Indigenous knowledge.
By: Fraser Needham
With the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day, around...
Kimberly Murray told Nation to Nation Thursday that the federal government is obliged to provide stable funding for unmarked grave searches.
By: Fraser Needham
Brian Francis recently raised the issue of government funding cuts to the residential schools documents advisory committee in the senate.
By: Leanne Sanders, Fraser Needham
The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations says the First Nations child welfare reform agreement while the Liberals are in power.
Chiefs are in Calgary having their say about the proposed First Nations child reform agreement signed with the federal government.
NDP MP Lori Idlout says chiefs in Calgary made the right decision to vote down the final settlement agreement on child welfare.
According to a veteran journalist, Native American voters are being targeted ahead of the U.S. presidential election on Nov. 5.
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