Reaction has been swift after lawyers for Thunder Bay police argued to exclude video surveillance of an Indigenous man being dragged inside the police station from an upcoming inquest on … Read More
The chiefs and elders of Treaty 1 are calling on their communities’ youth to help name their planned urban reserve in Winnipeg, known previously as the Kapyong Barracks. The naming contest … Read More
One January night at the COVID-19 checkstop at Kahkewistahaw First Nation, about 150 km east of Regina, security worker Mike Bitternose put on his red basketball shorts, an orange tied-at-the-midriff safety vest and his granddaughter’s heart-shaped … Read More
Inuit Canadians will soon have 24/7 access to Inuktitut-language television programming. The Nunavut Independent Television Network (NITV) is launching a new channel — Uvagut TV — starting first thing on Monday, at 12:01 a.m. … Read More
First Nations people make up an increasing proportion of COVID-19 cases in the province, one of the physicians leading Manitoba’s First Nations Pandemic Response Coordination team said Friday. “When we … Read More
After rescuing a deer that had fallen through ice this week, officers with the Kitigan Zibi Police are stressing the importance of winter safety. “If animals are falling through, people … Read More
The City of Surrey’s commitment to reconciliation is being questioned by the B.C. Assembly of First Nations after councillors voted down a motion to begin meetings with an Indigenous land … Read More
The chief of Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg says it’s good news that 30 vaccine doses are on their way to the western Quebec reserve this weekend, but it’s not nearly enough to … Read More
After months of requesting to meet with Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Carolyn Bennett, the Yellowknives Dene First Nation (YKDFN) chiefs will be sitting down with her at the end of the … Read More
Becoming Nakuset is the true story of a Sixties Scoop survivor who was adopted into a wealthy Jewish family. By Victoria Anderson-Gardner, Director, Becoming Nakuset I only learned about the … Read More
On a January night at the COVID-19 security check stop on the edge of Kahkewistahaw First Nation, Mike Bitternose donned his red basketball shorts, an orange safety vest and his granddaughters’ sunglasses and … Read More
Some of the first recipients of the COVID-19 vaccine in the southern N.W.T. are reminding residents that it will help them stay safe. The statements come as the government found … Read More
