More women falling into homelessness, says study
When you think of someone who is homeless, you might think of a man.
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First Nation student gets top award
A First Nations student has received top honours from a national education association.
Hundreds hit Montreal streets backing Innu Nation in battle with Quebec
More than 200 Montreal residents took to the streets of the city in solidarity with the Innu Nation.
Musqueam battling to protect ancient burial ground from condo development
In Vancouver, members of the Musqueam Indian Band are protesting against developers who want to turn an ancient burial group into a condo complex.
Promised missing persons database drawing concerns over lack of Aboriginal focus
A promised national missing persons database promised by the Conservative government that is already facing criticism over delays is now facing another concern.
Iran using First Nations leaders as “pawns” in “sad game,” says Foreign Affairs
Iran is using a group of Manitoba First Nations leaders as “pawns” to distract from its own “abhorrent record” on human rights, said a spokesperson for Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird.
Iran using First Nations leaders as "pawns" in "sad game," says Foreign Affairs
Iran is using a group of Manitoba First Nations leaders as “pawns” to distract from its own “abhorrent record” on human rights, said a spokesperson for Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird.
Winnipeg's Neechi Co-op taking big leap
It’s an Aboriginal-owned business that’s well known in Winnipeg.
Winnipeg’s Neechi Co-op taking big leap
It’s an Aboriginal-owned business that’s well known in Winnipeg.