Updates
Bill C-262 provides a framework for the federal government to ensure that the laws of Canada are in harmony with the U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
Schools in First Nations communities are underfunded and the federal government is far from meeting the same level of investment compared to provincial education systems
We want to remind PSAC members to register for our National Equity Conferences that will take place in Toronto on March 2017.
The Public Service Alliance of Canada joins Indigenous Peoples in recognizing the importance of the newly-launched National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.
Today on National Aboriginal Day, the Public of Service Alliance of Canada has partnered with the
Member of Parliament Romeo Saganash, the NDP Intergovernmental Aboriginal Affairs critic, spoke passionately about a private member’s bill that he is sponsoring in support of Indigenous rights during a meeting of PSAC’s National Aboriginal Circle in May.
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The National Aboriginal Peoples’ Network is open to any member who self-identifies as Aboriginal (First Nation, Inuit or Métis). Members are able to share information and network with each other through an email listserv and sometimes in person. Several communities across the country have active regional circles that carry out the campaigns and projects of the NAPC.