Ottawa still MIA on relocating flood ravaged community
Once again, flooding forced residents of Lake St. Martin from their homes this spring.
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FSIN vice-chief facing defamation lawsuit
A vice-chief at the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations will be facing a legal battle.
Deadly beating of disabled man leaves family searching for answers
Family and friends of a disabled First Nations man who was beaten and left for dead are asking why and how this could have happened.
‘Grandfather’ Commanda, an Algonquin man of ‘wisdom’ and ‘inspiration’
Algonquin Elder and spiritual leader William Commanda, known by the honourary title of “grandfather,” died in his home early Wednesday morning. He was 97.
Dauphin River FN still suffering from Manitoba floods
While one side of Manitoba is starting to see an end in sight for flooding, the other continues to watch levels rise.
Still searching for Amber
A press conference and walk was held to remember Amber Tucarro.
From Afghanistan to Wendake, soldier gets his due
The annual pow wow in Wendake, Que., received a special honour this year.
‘If we want to see change in our lives as Aboriginal people we have to get involved:’ Aglukkaq
The world of Canadian politics is one First Nation, Inuit and Metis have been entering slowly, but surely.
Pop-ups and homeruns lead to swinging good time
Nearly five dozen teams from across Canada competed in Winnipeg this weekend.