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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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.
By: Fraser Needham
Donald Trump's convincing win in Tuesday's U.S. presidential election significantly raises the profile of one Oklahoma senator says a long-time observer of Native American politics.
By: Mark Blackburn, Fraser Needham
Nov 21, 2024 An NDP MP says Randy Boissonnault had no choice but to resign from cabinet this week over allegations that he falsely claimed to be Indigenous.
By: Fraser Needham
The head of the First Nations Chiefs of Police Association says he hopes a new Supreme Court decision will lead to changes.
By: Fraser Needham
The annual December gathering of the Assembly of First Nations is in the books but what remains to be seen is whether a rift over how best to achieve child welfare reform can be bridged.
A Senate report out Thursday says an Indigenous human rights commission needs to be established to handle complaints.
By: Fraser Needham
A new Senate report calls on the federal government to establish an Indigenous human rights ombudsperson and tribunal.
Sen. Kim Pate says she's hoping her proposed law that was passed by the senate will restrict the use of segregation in the prison system.
The government of Justin Trudeau can get back on track says an acting chief in British Columbia, but they must work quickly.
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