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Read this and weep: The ugly truth about residential schools – TheRecord.com

We shouldn’t even be calling them “residential schools.” They were prisons, run by sadists. In the late 1870s, indigenous children were forced by the Canadian government to leave their families…

“They treated me like crap, and I know it was because I was Native” – CBC

April 09, 2017 A new report on the healthcare experiences of people living in Vancouver’s inner city concludes the health care system fails Indigenous people — particularly drug users. Lead…

Forbes Bros. Ltd and Metis N4 Construction Sponsor Manitoba Metis Heritage Fund’s Upcoming Gala in Support of Children’s Hospital Foundation

April 10, 2017 Winnipeg, MB – Power line construction group, Forbes Bros. Ltd, and the Manitoba Metis Federation’s (MMF) construction affiliate, Metis N4 Construction, presented matching sponsorship cheques in the…

Budget promises more mental health and veterans’ care – CMAJ

Mental health, home care, and Indigenous and veterans’ care lead the health investments in the federal government’s $305-billion budget released March 22. In total, health programs add up to more…

Health Canada turns to Facebook to find Indigenous kids in need of care – CBC

‘Advertising on Facebook tells me they actually have no idea how to run a competent medical service,’ NDP MP Apr 10, 2017 Health Canada is placing ads on Facebook to…

Feds change policy to ensure women giving birth away from reserve aren’t alone – CP

Source: The Canadian Press Apr 9, 2017 By Kristy Kirkup THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA _ Health Minister Jane Philpott says Ottawa will now pay for someone to travel with indigenous women who need…

MKO launches mobile mental health crisis response and community wellness teams – Thompson Citizen

April 7, 2017 Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak (MKO) announced that it has launched a mobile mental health crisis response team during a youth and leadership conference on mental health in Winnipeg…

There’s always a little light’: Indigenous youth find hope in the face of suicide – CBC

Cross Lake community in northern Manitoba declared state of emergency last year after 5 deaths Apr 07, 2017 Every morning before 8 a.m., before 500 high school students arrive at…

Sen. Lynn Beyak says ‘silent majority’ supports her on residential schools – CP

Source: The Canadian Press – Broadcast wire Apr 6, 2017 EDMONTON – Alberta is investing $10 million on pilot projects for $25 a day childcare. Premier Rachel Notley says the program will begin…

Showcasing the value of aging-related research – URegina

April 5, 2017 Dr. Thomas Hadjistavropoulos appreciates the challenges facing the health care system in delivering care to Canada’s aging population. Hadjistavropoulos is a Professor of Psychology, and Director of…

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