Elected chief of Six Nations tries to unify sides ahead of land claim fight
‘The government of Canada owes Six Nations, potentially, in the trillions of dollars,’ says elected Chief Mark Hill
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Haudenosaunee chiefs declare development moratorium across entire Haldimand Tract
Leaders say construction within the Grand River watershed can’t proceed without their consent after developer files massive $222-million damages claim
OPP spent more than $16M policing 1492 Land Back Lane: Records
‘It is amazingly disheartening to hear that we are spending that kind of dollars to send in this militarized policing and surveillance,’ says group spokesperson Skyler Williams
Day before Klahoose First Nation went into pandemic lockdown, family brings home an elk
How are coastal families dealing with the ongoing pandemic?
‘I can’t breathe, I know there’s something wrong’: Family says Anishinaabe woman denied treatment after surgery
Rhonda Gardner claims her daughter spent days in pain with collapsed lungs
‘It’s like armour’: A look at the resurgence of ribbon skirts
‘They want their children to know their roots’
Former Neskantaga contractor accused of cutting corners in other First Nations
Annie Burns-Pieper, Institute for Investigative Journalism and Andrew Russell, Global News They had unqualified workers…
‘It makes me sick’: parent reacts to criticism of daughter wearing ribbon skirt
Teacher’s aide told 10-year-old her dress wasn’t appropriate
‘By no way is it the end’: Nisga’a grandfather pushing to visit with his grandchildren
After a two year fight with Nisga’a Child and Family Services (NCFS), a 64 year…