National chief Betty Ann Lavallee sends her condolences on behalf of the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples at the loss of former Liberal Senator Laurier LaPierre. The full statement is available online. Call 613-747-6022 x 202.
Congress of Aboriginal Peoples National Chief Betty Ann Lavallée issued a statement to mark Human Rights Day. The full statement is available online. Call 613-747-6022 x 202.
National chief Betty Ann Lavallée congratulated the staff and management of Acosys Consulting Services for showing leadership in the field of Aboriginal Talent Management and Inclusion. The Toronto Board of Trade (TBOT) presented Acosys Consulting Services Inc. with a Business Excellence Award. Acosys was honoured by TBOT for its commitment to diversity, through its demonstrated success in … Read more
Congress of Aboriginal Peoples, National Chief Betty Ann Lavallée issued a statement to commemorate the anniversary of Louis Riel execution on Nov. 16, 1885. Lavallée said that "[e]ach year, on Louis Riel Day we pay tribute to a man who fought to preserve Métis rights and culture, and paid the ultimate price. As an Aboriginal … Read more
Congress of Aboriginal Peoples national chief Betty Ann Lavallée issued a statement on the passing of Métis and Aboriginal activist, Jim Sinclair. The statement is available online. Call 613-747-6022.
Congress of Aboriginal Peoples National Chief, Betty Ann Lavallée and National Vice-Chief, Ron Swain will take part in a wreath laying ceremony at the National War Memorial in Ottawa to honour those who served to protect our freedoms. Lavallée and Swain will also lay a wreath at the National Aboriginal Veterans Association Monument. The Monument … Read more
Congress of Aboriginal Peoples National chief, Betty Ann Lavallee, led a delegation to discuss what actions need to be taken to address the critical issue of missing and murdered Aboriginal girls and women. The meetings took place in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Nov.1 and 2. The full release is available online. Call 613-747-6022.
Congress of Aboriginal Peoples national chief, Betty Ann Lavallee, will lead a delegation to discuss what actions need to be taken to address the critical issue of missing and murdered Aboriginal women and girls. The meeting will take place in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Nov. 1 and 2, 2012. More information is available online. Call 613-747-6022.
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples issued a statement to congratulate Betty Ann Lavallée on her re-election as chief of the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples. Newly elected vice-chief, Ron Swain, said that Lavallée brings a wealth of experience to the position and the congress expects real progress for the Aboriginal Peoples living off-reserve. The full press release … Read more
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples issued a statement to congratulate Betty Ann Lavallée on her re-election as chief of the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples. The statement is available online. Call 613-325-8264.
