Manitoba now holds record for longest wrongful conviction: law prof
A Winnipeg judge recently acquitted two First Nations men of murder after 50 years.
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Ultrasounds and sutures: Students from Cree nations in northern Ontario take part in medical camp
Darlene Louttit has never learned how to suture a wound – but it’s something the…
Akwesasne police say body found in river was man linked to migrant deaths probe
Akwesasne Mohawk Police say a body found this month in the St. Lawrence River is…
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts ushers in new curator of Indigenous art
Léuli Eshrāghi promises to illuminate Indigenous creatives.
Video shows security guard confronting Mohawk Mothers at university site in Montreal
An archeological dig for unmarked graves has been halted after a group known as the…
Wellness group for men in northern Saskatchewan inspires healing, change
‘We help men find their purpose in life,’ says program’s founder.
In heavy wildfire season, B.C. communities still recovering from previous fires
Wildfire season continues in British Columbia
Inuit youth encouraged by cabin building workshop
A four-week cabin-building workshop in Rankin Inlet, Nunavut and hosted by the Inuit non-profit Ilitaqsiniq,…
After decades of plans and studies, Iqaluit’s deep sea port finally opens
As containers were being offloaded from the MV Qamutik through Nunavut’s first deep-sea port in…