Martha Troian

Martha Troian is a multi-media journalist and writer from Lac Seul First Nation in northwestern Ontario. She often writes about Indigenous political and women's issues.

Indigenous culture and education: What the numbers tell us
Indigenous culture and education: What the numbers tell us
Community
February 2 2016
Federal claims to have unfrozen First Nations transfer payments are ‘bogus’ says Alberta chief
Federal claims to have unfrozen First Nations transfer payments are ‘bogus’ says Alberta chief
Reconciliation
January 19 2016
Truth and reconciliation: 5 years, 3,000 pages, 94 recommendations
Truth and reconciliation: 5 years, 3,000 pages, 94 recommendations
Reconciliation
December 16 2015
Liberals reverse Harper’s legacy of denial, link colonialism to MMIWG
Liberals reverse Harper’s legacy of denial, link colonialism to MMIWG
MMIWG News
December 8 2015
Liberals make missing and murdered Indigenous women a priority
Liberals make missing and murdered Indigenous women a priority
MMIWG News
November 19 2015
A new veterans affairs minister has Indigenous veterans hopeful for the future
A new veterans affairs minister has Indigenous veterans hopeful for the future
Reconciliation
November 11 2015
First Nations women chiefs on the rise in Ontario
First Nations women chiefs on the rise in Ontario
Community
October 6 2015
Almost 200 First Nations at risk of losing federal funding
Almost 200 First Nations at risk of losing federal funding
Reconciliation
September 2 2015
Majority of Manitoba’s ‘high priority’ contaminated sites found in First Nations communities
Majority of Manitoba’s ‘high priority’ contaminated sites found in First Nations communities
Climate Justice
September 2 2015
Rally calls for more action from Assembly of First Nations on two-spirit and LGBTQ rights
Rally calls for more action from Assembly of First Nations on two-spirit and LGBTQ rights
Indigenous
December 11 2014
Traditional foods boost Indigenous health
Traditional foods boost Indigenous health
Community
December 8 2014
25 years since first movie on residential schools, little has changed
25 years since first movie on residential schools, little has changed
Community
November 14 2014