Métis in N.W.T. still waiting for apology, compensation for loss of hunting rights
Canada signed a deal with First Nations in Wood Buffalo National Park but not Métis.
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Indigenous Veterans Day marked at ceremonies across the country
On a sunny but brisk Wednesday morning, about 80 people gathered around the Aboriginal War…
Environmentalists push back against Suncor’s plan to expand tarsands
Environmentalists say Suncor’s plan to expand its Fort Hills tarsands operations will destroy an…
Allegations of Indigenous identity fraud could affect lawsuit by Native Council of Nova Scotia
Members of the NCNS are suing the provincial government for $40 million over moose hunting rights.
People flood Winnipeg streets in a sea of orange during truth and reconciliation events
Ceremonies, memorial walks, and hide camps mark the day in communities across the country
Man convicted in killing of Métis hunters begins appeal
Defence lawyer argues jury did not receive proper instructions
Un concert-bénéfice en soutien au Comité de recherche anishnabe sur l’orignal
Des dizaines de personnes se sont rassemblées récemment à la Galerie Saw, au centre-ville d’Ottawa,…
First Nations group hold benefit for awareness of declining moose population
Moose population sees a rapid decline: Sport-hunting, logging and climate change are some of the reasons behind it, says report.
Western Arctic Aklavik Youth set to represent N.W.T. for volleyball at 2023 NAIG
In the small Western Arctic-MacKenzie Delta community of Aklavik, two teens are busy practicing and…