AFN Press Release
OTTAWA, Jan. 11, 2013 /CNW/ - Assembly of First Nations (AFN) National Chief Shawn A-in-chut Atleo, together with the AFN National Executive today released the following statement expressing the need to continue all efforts to achieve the transformative change required for First Nations in Canada:
First Nations United For Real Change
Paul Martin has a keen interest in the issues raised by the Idle No More movement.
January 11, 2013
Re: Invitation to Community Safety Forum
Our community does not feel safe. Recent disturbing allegations including public reports of a racially motivated attack on a young woman and an investigation of police misconduct involving our youth have added to the anxiety felt by parents and students alike.
Now more than ever it is essential that we make an effort to work with leaders of all communities to restore public confidence and a sense of safety.
January 7, 2013 - Dru Oja Jay blog posting
CTVNews.ca Staff - Jan. 11, 2013
Prime Minister Stephen Harper sat down with aboriginal leaders Friday and agreed to work on improving conditions in First Nations communities, but the chief who demanded the meeting says she will continue her liquids-only diet.
An open letter to all my relations: On Idle No More, Chief Spence and non-violence
By Aaron James Mills| January 10, 2013
All my relations,
By: Wab Kinew - Posted: 01/10/2013
'Be concerned'
Jan 10; By Jamie Smith, tbnewswatch.com
Idle No More is highlighting issues that all Canadians should be worried about, says New Democratic MP John Rafferty.
The Thunder Bay-Rainy River MP said changes in Bill C-45, the Conservative government's second omnibus bill, means less protection for the country's lakes and rivers while downloading the cost of environmental assessments to provinces, municipalities and people.