Alberta investing $4M to redevelop Indigenous-led homeless shelter in Lethbridge
The provincial government, City of Lethbridge, and Blood Tribe Department of Health announced plans to redevelop and expand the homeless shelter in Lethbridge
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Tribes in Washington are battling a devastating opioid crisis. Will a multimillion-dollar bill help?
Evelyn Jefferson walks deep into a forest dotted with the tents of unhoused Lummi Nation…
Winnipeg parents charged after police say 1-year-old girl died of fentanyl exposure
Const. Claude Chancy say more children are being exposed to fentanyl and other fatal substances in the home
Yukon government rolls out ‘roadmap’ to improve security in downtown Whitehorse
Yukon government says it has a new action plan to tackle safety issues in Whitehorse’s…
‘Canada, we’re coming for you’: Cindy Woodhouse elected national chief of the Assembly of First Nations
Runner-up David Pratt throws his support behind Woodhouse and pleads for unity.
AFN candidates pitch solutions to ‘bannock and tea issues’ facing First Nations people
Voting starts at special chiefs assembly in Ottawa.
Indigenous organization ‘disappointed’ with feds’ announcement on affordable housing
The head of an Indigenous housing organization says he feels let down by the federal…
‘People act like I was born into homelessness’: Edmonton residents talk about life in encampments
Living in unhoused encampments means a life between jurisdictions
As the evacuation order lifts, questions remain about the unhoused evacuees of the N.W.T
‘We will not know how many unhoused evacuees return until re-entry efforts have concluded’ says N.W.T official