Our lead story: congratulations pour forth from both inside and out of Manitoba for new premier-elect Wab Kinew—the first-ever First Nations individual to win that province’s top job.

Jesse Wente, Anishinaabe writer and broadcaster was named chair of the Canada Council for the Arts Tuesday by the Canadian heritage minister.

The 20-year-old First Nations youth becomes a flight instructor after falling in love with flying at the age of 12.

A 2015 court ruling freed Catholic entities from the '$21.5 million shortfall' of their fundraising campaign for survivors.

Tungasuvvingat Inuit in Ottawa says truckers protest in Ottawa causing has "introduced a high-level anxiety and increased fear”

After fighting to secure a homeland for 230 years, the displaced Caldwell First Nation has finally secured reserve status for the community.

The family of Sarah Denny, a 36 year old mother of two, want answers about why she died in a Nova Scotia jail in March.

Mi'kmaw Elder Phyllis Googoo is preparing for her trip to meet with Pope Francis to discuss the harms suffered at residential school.

A provincial fatality inquiry report into the death of a four-year-old Cree girl in Alberta...

Here is what we know so far and answers to some frequently asked questions as the country grapples with the death of Joyce Echaquan.

A family is rejoicing after a headdress that had been stolen 15 years ago was given back to them after being found in a Vancouver dumpster.

Two Indigenous prison guards are taking action against the Correctional Service of Canada over what they say are racist acts in the workplace.

Samian was ready to play a festival this fall but had his performance cancelled because his songs didn't contain enough French.

The former Coast High Country Inn in Whitehorse will provide temporary housing to people in need until the end of June.

Some wonder whether or not racism is at work in how police responded to the anti-vax protest of Parliament HIll in downtown Ottawa.

Alberta Health is investigating after an Ojibway woman who arrived at the Hanna Hospital on Christmas and died the next day.

Members of the Mi’kmaq Warrior Peacekeepers were in Nova Scotia to protect Mi'kmaw fishers taking part int he moderate livelihood fishery.

The chief of Neskantaga First Nation in Ontario says he wouldn't be surprised if his community's boil water advisory hits the 30 year mark.

Lawyers at a Canadian Human Rights Tribunal listened as a day school survivor described the childhood horrors he experienced in the boiler room of Immaculata Elementary School.

A mother from Big Grassy River First Nation is speaking out about the death of her daughter by a man who lived in the community.

In an exclusive interview with APTN News, the family of Raphael Andre talk about his ties to the land and love of his people's culture.

RCMP in Saskatchewan say 10 people died and 15 more were injured in the attacks allegedly carried out by two men.

An Inuk member of Nutrition North advisory board says she's resigning over Canada’s continuing support of Israel.

Kimberly Murray, who is working with Indigenous communities over residential school records and unmarked graves, says government and churches need to do more to ensure that files are shared.

Star Blanket Cree Nation announced a search using ground penetrating radar has located more than 2,000 “hits” at a former residential school.

Indigenous women in Canada needs healthy communities and strongs supports if they're going to stay safe from predators.

The auditor general has released an audit examing Indigenous Services Canada's efforts to supply First Nations with safe drinking water.

A Iqaluit mother says the RCMP in Nunavut need to take measures to ensure that officers remove a controversial patch from their uniforms.

Darrell Night, whose name came to national attention after he raised alarm about Saskatchewan starlight tours has passed away.

While Winnipeg police are reluctant, many say the search for victims' remains at the Prairie Green landfill must go ahead.

Hundreds of internal DFO documents obtained by APTN News reveal how Canada's marine security establishment failed to protect the Mi'kmaq.

Magan Kateri Basque, 24 from Eskasoni becomes the first Indigenous woman to win the Miss Canada United World pageant.

Mary Simon, the former president of the Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, ambassador to Denmark and head of the ICC has been named governor general.

The name of the Sir John A. Macdonald Parkway in Ottawa is being renamed Kichi Zībī Mīkan after a vote at the National Capital Commission.

An Inuk mother says her daughter was seriously injured on April 8 after an altercation with Yukon RCMP in Whitehorse.

Albert Shingoose, the father of Ashlee Shingoose who has been missing since last year is heading home without finding his daughter.