Nation To Nation podcast

#Society #Nationtonation #News #APTN #Politics #National

1:03:29

Finally, we find out who is unbeatable, unhateable, and unbreakable in the final five episodes of Battle Camp Season One. Host Chris Burns is joined by the multi-talented comedian Dana Moon to relive the cockroach mac & cheese, Trey’s drag debut, and the final wheel spin. The Season One Winner joins Chris to debrief on strategy and dish on game play. Leave us a voice message at www.speakpipe.com/WeHaveTheReceipts Text us at (929) 487-3621 DM Chris @FatCarrieBradshaw on Instagram Follow We Have The Receipts wherever you listen, so you never miss an episode. Listen to more from Netflix Podcasts.…

Nation to Nation

maison des série•Feed

Nation to Nation takes a weekly look at the politics affecting Indigenous people in Canada. Join us as we connect you with the decision-makers in Ottawa and across the country.

189 episodes

Nation to Nation

25 subscribers

updated il y a environ 6 jours

maison des série•Feed

Nation to Nation takes a weekly look at the politics affecting Indigenous people in Canada. Join us as we connect you with the decision-makers in Ottawa and across the country.

189 episodes

#Society #Nationtonation #News #APTN #Politics #National

Tous les épisodes

1
Prof says Carney needs to provide more details when it comes to plan to fast track energy pipelines 32:41

il y a environ 6 jours32:41

32:41

Ontario wants to fast-track development in the Ring of Fire, but a northern NDP MPP says the Ford government is going about it all wrong when it comes to First Nations. Mark Carney calls for quicker pipeline reviews while respecting UNDRIP, yet a Yukon professor says the Liberals haven’t backed that up with details. And while Alberta Premier Danielle Smith floats the idea of separation, First Nations are pushing back.…

1
Liberal MP Mandy Gull-Masty says voting issues must be addressed in Nunavik 32:16

il y a environ 13 jours32:16

32:16

A newly elected Liberal MP says Elections Canada has to do a better job of making elections accessible to Indigenous voters living in remote northern ridings.

1
TMU professor says Conservative platform more of the same on Indigenous issues 31:18

il y a environ 20 jours31:18

31:18

Pam Palmater says there not much new when it comes to the Conservative platform. Hill Times columnist Rose LeMay releases book on reconciliation. Resource extraction is a hot topic at the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues. That’s on Nation to Nation.

1
Poll shows higher number of Indigenous voters favour NDP in election campaign 32:19

il y a 5 weeks32:19

32:19

New polling data shows more Indigenous voters are sticking with the NDP in this federal election than the general population. That's on Nation to Nation.

1
COO head says First Nations must be part of any resource development projects 29:25

il y a 6 weeks29:25

29:25

The Chiefs of Ontario say that while both the Liberals and Conservatives are pushing resource development in this election campaign, they need to slow down and make sure First Nations are included. That's on Nation to Nation.

1
Focus on pipelines not good for Indigenous consultation: professor 33:00

il y a 7 weeks33:00

33:00

A Mi’kmaw professor says the Liberals’ renewed interest in energy pipelines during this election campaign is not a good sign when it comes to the federal government’s duty to consult obligations. That's on Nation to Nation.

1
Federal election will be dominated by Trump's threats: Professor 35:44

il y a 8 weeks35:44

35:44

A First Nations professor at McGill University says people shouldn’t expect Indigenous issues to play a prominent role in the upcoming federal election. That's on Nation to Nation.

1
Indian hospitals proposed settlement about more than money: lawyer 29:14

il y a 10 weeks29:14

29:14

A lawyer says the proposed settlement agreement for Indigenous people who suffered at what were then known as Indian hospitals is about much more than money. Pam Palmater says U.S. President Donald Trump is taking up a lot of oxygen in the Liberal leadership race. NDP MP Charlie Angus says Indigenous people must be included in any government effort to fight back against the Trump tariffs.…

1
Canada apologizes for forced relocation of Nunavut community in 1930s, ’40s 28:46

il y a 11 weeks28:46

28:46

The Trudeau government formally apologized Thursday for trauma caused to generations of Inuit people in Arctic Bay because of forced relocations in the 1930s and ‘40s. Families were promised they could move home within two years but it never happened. That's on Nation to Nation.

1
Democracy org moves to reopen case against PMO over SNC-Lavalin allegations 31:44

il y a 12 weeks31:44

31:44

Two years ago, the RCMP closed its investigation into allegations of political interference made by former Justice Minister Judy-Wilson Raybould – but Democracy Watch director Duff Conacher says the case should be re-opened. A new report looks at the costs of implementing a guaranteed basic income, a program Senator Kim Pate says is long overdue. That’s on Nation to Nation.…

1
COO says Ontario can’t move ahead on Ring of Fire without First Nations consent 32:41

il y a 13 weeks32:41

32:41

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is pushing energy and critical minerals projects, but not so fast say the Chiefs of Ontario. Trump tariff threats means Canadian energy producers are scrambling to look for other markets. A new report says despite a commitment to move away from solitary confinement, the practice is alive and well in federal prisons. That’s on Nation to Nation.…

1
NDP MP says ending Inuit children’s program will hurt northern families 28:17

il y a 14 weeks28:17

28:17

NDP MP Lori Idlout is raising concerns about the looming end of a program called the Inuit Child First Initiative, which is set to expire at the end of March. She says more than 13,000 Inuit children are enrolled in the initiative. That’s on Nation to Nation.

1
Karina Gould on Indigenous priorities and policy - Liberal leadership race 18:55

il y a 15 weeks18:55

18:55

On the latest Nation to Nation, APTN reporter Karyn Pugliese spoke about the Liberal leadership race and the challenges she faced in gaining access to each of the major leadership candidates in an effort to get their views on Indigenous priorities and policy. One candidate, however, responded quickly—Karina Gould. Here’s the full interview in a bonus episode of Nation to Nation.…

1
Navajo Nation official says members report getting caught up in U.S. ICE raids 28:43

il y a 15 weeks28:43

28:43

Twelve First Nations in northern Ontario reject a government offer to settle long-outstanding treaty issues. As Trump cracks down on illegal migrants, Native Americans are getting caught up in a case of mistaken identity. That’s on Nation to Nation.

1
Ontario must consult if it wants to develop Ring of Fire: Chief 27:46

il y a 16 weeks27:46

27:46

Ontario Premier Doug Ford wants to develop an area known as the Ring of Fire, but Neskantaga’s chief says not so fast. What do Native Americans in the U.S. have to say about President Donald Trump’s inauguration? Columnist says Justin Trudeau was the best prime minister First Nations people have ever had. That’s on Nation to Nation.…

Nation to Nation

1
U.S. journalist says Trump border threats causing concern amongst Native Americans 27:16

il y a 17 weeks27:16

27:16

Donald Trump’s tariff threats are dominating Canadian headlines. Veteran U.S. journalist Mark Trahant explores how Native Americans are responding. Meanwhile, with Canada’s Parliament prorogued until late March, some are calling it a state of democratic dysfunction. Hill Times columnist Rose LeMay breaks it down and suggests potential solutions. As Canada-U.S. relations remain tense, inter-tribal trade expert Wayne Garnons-Williams highlights emerging opportunities for Indigenous Peoples on both sides of the border. That’s on Nation to Nation.…

Nation to Nation

1
ISC minister says feds compelled to negotiate child welfare reform deal that only includes Ontario 32:02

il y a 18 weeks32:02

32:02

Indigenous Services Minister Patty Hajdu explains why the federal government is proceeding with long-term child welfare reforms for First Nations in Ontario after failing to reach an agreement with the Assembly of First Nations. AFN Regional Chief for Ontario Abram Benedict shares why his organization supports this move. Polls suggest Pierre Poilievre and the Conservatives will form the next government. Toronto Metropolitan University Professor Pam Palmater warns this could be harmful to Indigenous Peoples.…

Nation to Nation

1
Trudeau government can back on track, but they must hurry: chief 28:35

il y a 21 weeks28:35

28:35

Cabinet resignations have the prime minister on the ropes. The Métis National Council elects a new leader, but one political pundit questions its future. What’s next for Métis self-government after the feds announce Bill C-53 won’t move forward? That’s on Nation to Nation.

Nation to Nation

1
AFN national chief on child welfare and the call for an apology 29:32

il y a 23 weeks29:32

29:32

On her one-year anniversary, AFN National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak reflects on her leadership. B.C. Regional Chief Terry Teegee says the AFN executive should never forget who they work for. George Erasmus has a new book out about his 50 years of First Nations activism. That’s on Nation to Nation.…

Nation to Nation

1
Police chiefs’ president say Supreme Court decision shows need for First Nations police services to be funded fairly 27:31

il y a 24 weeks27:31

27:31

The Supreme Court ruled there is underfunding of police services in a northern Quebec First Nation. The president of the First Nations Chiefs of Police hopes governments will now negotiate better funding. Saskatchewan’s throne speech failed to mention Indigenous people. One NDP MLA says that neglect is typical in the prairie province. That's on this episode of Nation to Nation.…

Nation to Nation

1
NDP MP says more severe consequences needed for false claims of Indigeneity 24:54

il y a 25 weeks24:54

24:54

An NDP MP says Randy Boissonnault had no choice but to resign from cabinet over allegations that he falsely claimed to be Indigenous. The Liberal government is set to apologize for slaughtering more than 1,000 sled dogs in Nunavik decades ago. That's on Nation to Nation.

Nation to Nation

1
First Nations 'mobilizing' to keep Toronto drug dealers out of communities 28:49

il y a 26 weeks28:49

28:49

APTN Investigate reporter Kenneth Jackson isn’t letting up his work to expose drug dealers. Especially those preying on wounded people north of Toronto. That's on this episode of Nation to Nation.

Nation to Nation

1
Native American senator expected to play big role in new Trump administration 32:24

il y a 27 weeks32:24

32:24

Donald Trump will soon return to the White House – what does this mean for Native Americans? A veterans advocate says Canada's Armed Forces need to revamp recruiting if it wants to appeal to young Indigenous people. That’s on Nation to Nation.

Nation to Nation

1
Veteran journalist says Democrats targeting Native American voters in tight U.S. election race 35:04

il y a 28 weeks35:04

35:04

In the lead up to the US election, democrats need every vote including from Native Americans. More transparency, that's what's needed when negotiating long-term reform in the First Nations child welfare system. That’s on this episode of Nation to Nation.

Nation to Nation

1
NDP MP says chiefs rejected a flawed child welfare agreement 31:27

il y a 29 weeks31:27

31:27

The final settlement agreement on long-term reform in First Nations child welfare was defeated at the Special Chiefs Assembly in Calgary last week. NDP MP Lori Idlout tell us what her party thinks should happen next. The Métis Nation—Saskatchewan and Federal Housing Advocate released a report this week on Métis housing in that province. MN-S President Glen McCallum is discussing some of the report's recommendations. That’s on this episode of Nation to Nation.…

Nation to Nation

1
Leaders argue pros and cons of First Nations child welfare agreement 30:20

il y a 30 weeks30:20

30:20

First Nations leaders continue to make arguments for and against accepting a $47.8 billion deal with Canada on long-term reform of the on-reserve child welfare system. The draft final settlement agreement on long-term child welfare reform was initially announced by Assembly of First Nations National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak at a chiefs assembly in Montreal this summer. Nation to Nation interviewed three people about the FSA for this week’s episode.…

Nation to Nation

1
'Very concerning': Residential school documents committee suspends work citing federal funding 30:09

il y a 31 weeks30:09

30:09

Brian Francis recently raised the issue of government funding cuts to the residential schools documents advisory committee in the senate. Madeleine Redfern discusses the newly formed Survivor's Circle for Reproductive Justice. John Howard Society lawyer Pierre Hawkins talks about a court case that aims to increase the rights of inmates in the Saskatchewan correctional system. That’s on this episode of Nation to Nation.…

Nation to Nation

1
Canada legally obligated to provide sustainable, long-term funding for unmarked grave searches: Murray 30:19

il y a 32 weeks30:19

30:19

Canada’s special interlocutor for missing children, unmarked graves and burial sites says the federal government needs to ensure funding for searches is both sustainable and long-term. That's on the season premiere of Nation to Nation.

Nation to Nation

1
Sol Mamakwa and the promises to First Nations in Ontario 30:02

il y a 50 weeks30:02

30:02

NDP MPP Sol Mamakwa says the lack of progress in the mercury poisoning in Grassy Narrows First Nation amounts to environmental racism. Moose Cree First Nation chief says it's critical that the feds replace the Weeneebayko General Hospital.

Nation to Nation

1
Environmental racism bill on the verge of becoming law says senator 25:44

il y a 51 weeks25:44