NS education needs more Mi’kmaq, African Canadian voices, say critics
Canada prides itself on being a multicultural country.
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Easing the transition into school life away from home
For many students it’s the first time they’ll be attending post-secondary classes.
Gwich'in sign onto NWT devolution deal
The government of the Northwest Territories is one step closer to devolution.
Gwich’in sign onto NWT devolution deal
The government of the Northwest Territories is one step closer to devolution.
BC mayor wants provincial money backing proposed Highway of Tears shuttle
It has been six years since the British Columbia city of Prince George hosted the Highway of Tears symposium.
Iqaluit gets royal visit
Iqaluit got the royal treatment Thursday when Prince Edward and his wife Sophie dropped by for a visit as part of their Canadian tour.
Atleo calls for unity at Treaty 1 to 11 gathering
The Treaty 1 to 11 gathering is a growing movement made up of grassroots people and First Nations leaders from communities within the Treaty 1 to 11 areas.
Band negligence behind Poundmaker school shutdown: Tootoosis
The problem-plagued Poundmaker Cree Nation is seeing even more controversy as the school year kicks off.
UN Indigenous rights declaration feted in Kanesatake
The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples turned five on Thursday.