‘60s Scoop compensation claims back on track after early pandemic shut down
Claims process stalled after federal, provincial and territorial offices closed in 2020.
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Business run out of national chief’s home puts him ‘clearly in a conflict of interest,’ say Chiefs of Ontario
AFN gave 4 contracts to business located in Ottawa home owned by Perry and Valerie Bellegarde
Urban vaccine clinics providing much needed services for Indigenous Peoples in Winnipeg
Each day at the Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata centre’s vaccine clinic begins in a…
‘She didn’t ask to end her life like that’: Public inquiry into Joyce Echaquan’s death begins in Quebec
On the first day of the Quebec coroner’s public inquiry into the death of Joyce…
On Indigenous Nurses Day in B.C., healthcare workers celebrated for ‘answering the call to justice’
Indigenous nurses in B.C. know all too well the tenacity and activism it takes to navigate a colonial system and advocate for meaningful change.
After more than a century, Mosquito Grizzly Bear’s Head Lean Man gets something back for stolen land
Band says $141M tribunal award to be used for housing, education, Elder and youth initiatives.
Anishinaabe mother says child welfare agency gave her address to former abusive partner without her consent
Woman says it took her weeks to calm down after encounter with man who sexually assaulted her.
Métis woman in Manitoba featured by Olympics for living ‘By Her Rules’
A new series from the Olympic Channel features the stories of five women from around…
Spring flooding forces evacuations in the Northwest Territories
Sirens cut through the silence in Fort Simpson, Northwest Territories on May 9 as alarms…