After a rash of fatal shootings by police, the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs is calling for body-worn cameras by front-line officers to help restore its confidence in future independent investigations. … Read More
Wolastoqi artist Natalie Sappier’s new project is aimed at honouring those who are preserving Indigenous languages. She is painting the canvas of a teepee that will be erected on the campus of … Read More
During a time when health experts are recommending to physically stay away from one another, an art workshop taught online is bringing Inuit people across the country closer together. Inuit … Read More
An Indigenous elder who played many roles over her lifetime, from teacher to politician to grandmother, is being remembered as a woman who changed lives. Lois Cornelius died Wednesday morning in … Read More
For many students, learning from home is hard enough. But for those without access to the internet, it’s even more challenging. That’s why some teachers are turning to the kinds … Read More
Northern Ontario First Nations want the province to put a hold on mining exploration permits and pause the operation of a system that allows for the remote staking of mining … Read More
It began as a reconciliation effort to bestow a new, Indigenous name on a high school in Prince George, B.C. But it sparked vehement opposition and a racist backlash in a school district where … Read More
Another member of Gull Bay First Nation (GBFN) has tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in the community to seven, according to GBFN officials. The … Read More
The chief of the Pictou Landing First Nation says she was never so happy to see the bottom of a ditch. Andrea Paul said an official from the Northern Pulp paper … Read More
The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is sending out a broad call for help to health-care workers as it grapples with an outbreak of COVID-19 cases in the northwest part of the … Read More
For Hilton John Weapenicappo of Eastmain, Que., this year’s Goose Break holiday, an annual tradition for Cree in northern Quebec, got off to a really good start. Monday, the 12-year-old … Read More
Pond Inlet is worried it won’t be able to access its water supply if it doesn’t get a temporary pumping system in place before spring thaw in a matter of weeks. … Read More
