The president of a Kahnawake tobacco company facing charges in Alberta over the seizure of 16 million cigarettes from a First Nation community says he’s unfazed by the development and plans to continue a push to establish a distribution network throughout western Canadian First Nations.
First Nation people in Quebec will soon see some relief at the gas pump.
Rick Harp of mediaINDIGENA and Jim Bell, editor of Nunatsiaq News, join Cheryl McKenzie in…
Alberta authorities have charged the embattled chief of an Alberta First Nation and the president of a Kahnawake-based tobacco company in connection with the seizure of 16 million cigarettes on the Montana First Nation reserve earlier this year.
These days, it is not the federal election catching the attention of the Mohawk members of Kahnawake.
Every week in Edmonton hundreds of teens and elders gather in gymnasiums and church basements to learn the traditional ways of powwow
The search continues for a young First Nation man who vanished in Thunder Bay, Ont.
Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission was in Yellowknife Thursday.
Flood waters are continuing to rise in Manitoba, forcing one First Nation to evacuate.
