Martha Troian

After decades of Ottawa’s failures, at least one Indigenous organization is taking a do-it-yourself approach to ensuring they have access to clean drinking water

Many young First Nations people have never known what it’s like to have clean drinking water in their home

We’re spending a week reporting on the lack of clean drinking water on First Nations reserves. Here’s why.

Kinew James was a federal inmate at the Saskatoon Regional Psychiatric Centre.

A suicide crisis on the Aboriginal reserve Attawapiskat drew protesters, leaders, and mothers with young children in tow, to occupy offices of the Canada's Indigenous and Northern Affairs ministry this month.

Years after a paper mill dumped massive amounts of mercury into a nearby river, First Nation residents say the effects are still being felt today.

The study showed if an indigenous girl had at least one parent who attended residential school, they were 10 times more likely to be sexually assaulted later in life.

An activist says promises made by Ontario's Minister of Aboriginal Affairs were lies to get a First Nation Elder to stop a hunger strike.

There are ten places in Canada that are the most dangerous for indigenous women and girls, but the RCMP won't publicly say where they are.

Years after multiple First Nation communities in northwestern Ontario were forced to deal with the fallout of extreme mercury contaminations, the damage lingers, and many of the victims remain uncompensated.

Citing "lack of funds,' Health Canada is sending First Nation elders to overcrowded boarding houses

When First Nation people have to seek health services outside their communities, the funding is provided by Health Canada through called the Non-Insured Health Benefits Program. But that recently changed, and community members say it’s led to atrocious...