Family caregivers say lack of disability services leading to ‘burnout’ in Nunavut: study
There is no word for “disabled” in the Inuit language. Instead, in Nunavut people contribute…
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Samson Cree Elder looking for warm place to stay until furnace is fixed
An Elder in Samson Cree Nation in Alberta says he needs a warm place to…
Manitoba study shows Indigenous seniors struggling to find safe, affordable housing
Space for family, involvement in culture tops lists of most-wants
Nunavut Premier P.J. Akeeagok survives ‘sledgehammer’ non-confidence vote, 10-8
Premier P.J. Akeeagok fended off a vote of non-confidence by a count of 10-8 on…
Yukon must do something about overdose crisis, say advocates
About two dozen people gathered at a supportive housing building in downtown Whitehorse on Nov….
Sacred fire for Murray Sinclair burns at Manitoba Legislature
Mourners visit memorial, inspired to practice reconciliation
Mural unveiled in Winnipeg part of province’s Indigenous women’s strategy
The piece, Giizaagiigo, is 50 metres long.
‘People don’t feel safe there’: Some Red River Métis voice concerns about MMF gathering
Every year, thousands of Red River Métis from across the homeland gather in Winnipeg to…
Council of Yukon First Nations criticizes Yukon government for ‘pausing’ territory’s only women’s halfway house
Government says it paused the program because of low admission rates.