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The federal government has ended funding for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. See how Indigenous leaders are standing up for the cause, tonight on APTN National News. Watch live:

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Indigenous Services Canada says it will provide support after wildfires destroyed two First Nation communities. But Canadian Press reporter Alessia Passafiume says there’s no information on whether ISC will help the communities rebuild. Watch more:

On the topic of Alberta separatism, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her province will turn to the court for clarity on what the duty to consult means. After her remarks, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew gave her his definition.

The AFN’s National Chief asked for $367 billion over ten years to build the basics in First Nations communities - clean water, housing, roads and schools. The only new money in this budget is for water systems: $2.3 billion over three years.

An Indigenous-led, satirical show production has been paused over controversy from guests who say they felt misled. Niigaan Sinclair says the issue has given fodder to those who spread misinformation about residential schools. Watch more Truth & Politics:

‘They are feeling absolutely absent in the process’: Niigaan Sinclair says First Nations feel left out of Canada’s major projects push – and he doesn’t think Prime Minister Mark Carney is prepared to handle the growing discontent. Truth &amp; Politics:

In the 1950s and ‘60s, the RCMP and Quebec police killed around 1,000 sled dogs in Nunavik to forcibly assimilate the Inuit. On Saturday, the federal government apologized.

Cody Groat is a scholar, historian and band member of Six Nations of the Grand River. Tonight on Face to Face, he discusses how the rise of misogyny and white supremacy could be connected to increasing residential school denialism.

Mary Bryton from Whitefish River First Nation in Ontario, closed Tuesday’s cabinet swearing-in ceremony with a rendition of O Canada sung in English, French and Anishinaabemowin. Take a listen.

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations is voicing their support for a search of Winnipeg-area landfills for the remains of Indigenous women. A delegation from Saskatchewan that included a motorcycle group made the trek to support in person.

Charlie Tukalak recently showed off his fancy footwork at home in Puvirnituq, Nunavik in northern Quebec. Dora Tukalak says Charlie’s parents both compete in dance competitions and win – looks like the 29-month-old dancer is destined to win first prize in his future too.

At a press conference on Wednesday, Winnipeg police confirmed the identity of Mashkode Bizhiki’ikwe to be Ashlee Shingoose. Ashlee’s father Albert Shingoose had one request for Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew: sing a song.

Toronto Metropolitan University Professor Pam Palmater tells Nation to Nation the future doesn't look good for Indigenous Peoples if Pierre Poilievre and the Conservatives are elected to government in the next federal election. Watch the full interview:

Several Chiefs across Canada gathered today in Ottawa to prepare for their meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney regarding newly-passed Bill C-5. The bill proposes to accelerate development projects like pipelines by speeding up the approval process.

A new university in Nunavut is set to advance Arctic education when it opens in 2030. We tell you why Inuit teachings will be the cornerstone of its campus, tonight on APTN National News. Watch live:

Morgan Grace, the left-handed Métis fiddler from East Selkirk, Manitoba, got a once in a lifetime chance to perform for King Charles.

Thousands of First Nation children and families will finally be compensated for discriminatory acts by the child welfare system. The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal approved a $23 billion agreement offered by the federal government.

Three-year-old Urijah Washington is a Yupik boy from Stebbins, Alaska and was captured dancing his heart out. His mother Kaylene says Urijah spends a lot of time watching dancing videos online and this is him freestyling. Video: Riannon Watson

‘How many more people have to die at the hands of your police?' Martha Martin, mother of Chantel Moore and Mike Martin, asks Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to meet with families and make changes to stop more deaths of Indigenous Peoples while interacting with police.

'I want my mom.' Elle Harris, daughter of Morgan Harris, speaks to reporters about her mom and how she’s feeling following the announcement of remains discovered at the Prairie Green Landfill.

The Williams Lake First Nation in B.C. says at least 55 children died or disappeared while attending the St. Joseph's Mission Indian Residential School based on archival documentation. That number is more than triple than what was previously recorded.

‘They are feeling absolutely absent in the process’: Niigaan Sinclair says First Nations feel left out of Canada’s major projects push – and he doesn’t think Prime Minister Mark Carney is prepared to handle the growing discontent. Truth & Politics: