Monument for MMIWG unveiled in Yellowknife
A large crowd gathered in Yellowknife to witness the unveiling of a new monument honouring…
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In the midst of a destructive wildfire season, Sinixt experts point to the benefits of cultural burns
Knowledge-keepers say it’s time to end the colonial legacy of fire suppression: ‘Our wisdom and how we took care of the land has been disregarded’
Protesters call for inquiry into Kanesatake environmental crisis
‘No one wants to live in an environment like that,’ says MP Alexandre Boulerice.
The Mounties: 150 years of conflict with Indigenous Peoples
The symbol of the Canadian frontier is tarnished as it celebrates latest milestone
‘It needs to be a day of reckoning:’ Parliamentary committee studying land back
‘I think this study will really explore the connection of Indigenous people to land in a way that people don’t naturally equate to property.’
‘We’re asking to be heard’: Innu musicians lead call for Indigenous music quota
Group demands the CRTC impose a five per cent quota of Indigenous music on commercial radio in Canada.
Montreal support group for people without shelter seeks to build community
More programming, funding, community support needed say advocates.
Yukon’s substance use emergency declaration ‘just blank words’ says advocate
Health and Social Services Minister Tracy-Anne McPhee declared the emergency last January in response to a spike in drug overdose deaths.
Inuk man who died in Montreal jail left on floor for more than 11 hours: coroner
Bobby Kenuajuak died at Bordeaux jail, which will be subject to a public inquiry following the death of another detainee.