Nation to Nation: Celebrating Canada’s 150th while First Nations face suicide crisis
Nation to Nation Canada is celebrating its 150th birthday this year, yet many Indigenous people…
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Night Hunting, Nunavummiut Jobs and Standing Rock – InFocus
The missing perspectives in the disagreements over rights and benefits of Indigenous Peoples
Movie about B.C. serial killer Robert Pickton garners mixed reactions from victims’ family members
The movie is fictional, but based on real stories of women who went missing from Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside.
Black Tickle wants Liberals to follow through on land claim promise as community fights for basic services
The southern Inuit community in Labrador is already struggling for access to things like healthcare and water, and looming cuts are about to make things worse.
Long Plain chief says fixing tornado damage will cost millions, some might have to wait months to return
Hundreds of people have now returned to their homes, but more than 100 others might have to stay in hotels for weeks to come.
First Nations downstream of Saskatchewan pipeline leak brace for worst as oil, chemicals flow through river
The Husky Energy pipeline leaked into the North Saskatchewan River last week, spilling an estimated 200 to 250 cubic metres of oil
Members of Long Plain First Nation unite to clean wreckage from devastating tornado
There was serious damage after the tornado ripped through last week, but the community is now picking up the pieces
Archaeological dig for Indigenous villages should have happened before massive music festival: Oro-Medonte residents
The site of the three-day WayHome Music & Arts Festival in Barrie, ON, has caused resentment for some
Tornado rips through Long Plain First Nation, leaving trail of destruction behind
People from the nation are trying to pick up the pieces after the tornado touched down Wednesday night