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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Three issues discussed on Nation to Nation this week is Jordan's Principle, First Nations leadership issues and Nunavut's anniversary.
Some Indigenous leaders say the federal government's Budget 2024 didn't go far enough to help Indigenous Peoples.
The Métis Nation of Ontario says a new nearly 'identical' legislation will be introduced if Bill C-53 doesn't pass this session.
The lawyer representing survivors of St. Anne's Indian Residential School says Justice Canada must explain how it handled records.
The Red Dress Alert system is expected to be announced in Winnipeg, Métis are talking about identity fraud and a new report outlines poverty in Nunavut.
Northern Affairs Minister Dan Vandal says the Métis Nation of Ontario has some work to do in proving its legitimacy.
By: Fraser Needham
The president of the Otipemisiwak Métis Government – formerly known as the Métis Nation of Alberta – says the Manitoba Métis Federation [MMF] needs to stop playing divisive politics.
The Indian boarding home class action settlement was officially approved by a Federal Court justice on Friday.
Five years after the MMIWG2S+ calls for justice not met, Indigenous communities urge the federal government for meaningful action.
By: Kerry Slack, Fraser Needham
Métis artist Christi Belcourt unveiled her stamp with her image that was issued by Canada Post on Tuesday in Ottawa.
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