First Nation issues

Harper's aggressive actions since the Assembly of First Nations election more than proves his real agenda -- to once and for all eliminate the "Indian problem" -- and it's do or die time for us.

Canada portrays itself as a model nation but always hides the darker side of the historic genocide perpetrated on Indigenous peoples and the aggressive assimilatory actions it is taking currently.

Indian and Northern Affairs Canada's round of cuts to national Aboriginal organizations, regional First Nation organizations and tribal councils are very telling about their policy direction.

There have been significant funding cuts to First Nations communities as well as to various First Nations organizations, yet the political world has been all but silent on the issue.

The federal budget is expected to start a series of cuts to critical public services as well as public service jobs. Here's what to look for in some water-related areas.

After the National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations Shawn Atleo gave his speech at the Crown-First Nations Gathering, it became apparent that the 2012 AFN election campaign had begun.

The First Nation-Crown meeting was not to be as historic as the first ministers' meetings with First Nations because the provinces would not be in attendance and now, Harper is bailing out as well.