Jane Philpott

’We can do this quickly or we can do this right,’ he says, challenging First Nations leaders to set priorities and then sign on to new policies

Indigenous leaders arrive at two-day meeting voicing optimism but one warns ’there’ll be hell to pay’ if it doesn’t spark meaningful change

Opinion: Healthcare treatment isn’t being delivered equally to all people across Canada—and major work lies ahead to make that a reality

Overrepresentation of First Nations kids in the system is ’not that different’ from the legacy of residential schools, says the Indigenous services minister

The 2016 census revealed that Indigenous children still make up about half of children in Canada’s foster care system.

Canada’s two ministers of Indigenous affairs on the MMIW inquiry, First Nations child welfare, and a tuberculosis crisis in Canada’s north

The outgoing health minister leaves behind some of Ottawa’s hottest files, from the opioid crisis to a less-than-transparent drug-safety system

Justin Trudeau looks to one of his most capable cabinet ministers to deliver on Indigenous affairs, one of the government’s thorniest files

The federal government has quietly approved a plasma-for-profit clinic in Saskatoon, drawing fiery criticism from politicians, scientists and patients

This week’s politics podcast includes conversations with the Health minister, as well as Ottawa’s mayor and the Dominion Carilloneur