AFN Supports Calls by First Nation Leaders Opposing First Nation Policing Cuts
Assembly of First Nations (AFN) National Chief Shawn A-in-chut Atleo today supported a call by First Nation leaders from Quebec and Labrador opposing cuts to First Nation policing.
National Chief March 8 Letter to First Nations on Bill S-11 (Safe Drinking Water for First Nations)
March 8, 201 I
To First Nation Leaders: During the Special Chiefs Assembly (December 20I0), Chiefs provided clear direction to the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) regarding a draft Bill on drinking water...
“National Chief Communique - Education Activities Update” - March - 2011
MARCH 2011- Update – EDUCATION - The priority on First Nation education was set by First Nations in December 2009 through a clear statement by First Nations leaders and youth at our Special Chiefs Assembly...
“National Chief’s Letter to Chiefs Committee on Education - K-12 Education Panel”.
March 2, 20II - "National Chief's Letter to Chiefs Committee on Education - K-12 Education Panel".
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL- AFN Public Health Unit
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) - AFN PUBLIC HEALTH UNIT - TITLE: EVALUATOR FOR A FORMATIVE EVALUATION OF YEAR 4 -OF THE FIRST NATIONS COMMUNITY PUBLIC HEALTH PILOT PROJECT
“National Chief’s Letter to All First Nations on Bill S-11”
March 8, 201 I - To First Nation Leaders: During the Special Chiefs Assembly (December 20 I 0), Chiefs provided clear direction to the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) regarding a draft Bill on drinking water.
Parliamentary Wrap-up - Week of February 28 - March 4, 2011
Parliamentary Wrap-up - Week of February 28 - March 4, 2011 - Updates on Key Legislation pertaining to First Nations.
Second Virtual Summit Indigenous Institutes of Higher Learning
Second Virtual Summit Indigenous Institutes of Higher Learning
First Nations Child and Family Caring Society Pursues Court Order to Ensure. . .
The First Nations Child and Family Caring Society of Canada (FNCFCSC) took legal action today to force the Chair of the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal to rule on a jurisdictional motion brought by the federal government challenging the Tribunal’s ability to hear a human rights complaint against the federal government alleging it racially discriminates against First Nation children by providing inequitable child welfare services on reserves.
