26 Indigenous governing bodies are actively reclaiming authority over child welfare
Leaders dig into Bill C-92 at AFN virtual gathering
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The U.S. Capitol’s double standard: Comparing the 2014 Lakota song to the 2021 insurrection
Greg Grey Cloud never rushed the U.S. Capitol. The Crow Creek Sioux Tribe citizen never damaged…
Indigenous lawmakers call for Trump impeachment
Lawmakers of both parties raised the prospect Thursday of removing President Donald Trump from office….
Situation in Saskatchewan Penitentiary ‘real dire’ as outbreak continues says advocate
Penitentiary’s COVID-19 case number surpasses 200 including 74 active and zero deaths
B.C. health care workers add their names to list calling on closure of work camps during pandemic
A letter written by Wet’suwet’en female chiefs, and backed by the Union of BC Indian Chiefs and more than 400 healthcare workers, calls on the B.C. government to close “man camps” during COVID-19 pandemic, due to community risk.
Battle brewing over UNDRIP: A primer on government Bill C-15
‘The battle is still on, and this is really only step one,’ says former TRC commissioner Wilton Littlechild
Young Cree woman uses TikTok to share and educate others on Indigenous culture
A young Cree woman in Winnipeg is making headlines for promoting her culture through video-sharing…
N.W.T finance minister promises more jobs for Indigenous Peoples in public service
Critics say this promise has been made, and broken in the past.
Yukon looks to fill big gap in Indigenous jobs in public service
Federal government also struggling with hiring Indigenous Peoples says Minister Marc Miller