President Joe Biden to apologize for 150-year Indian boarding school policy
President Joe Biden is expected to formally apologize on Friday for the country’s role in…
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Mary Simon has had to ‘build a thick skin’ during decades of public service
The role of Governor General of Canada is one that has been met with a…
AFN national chief encourages chiefs to vote in favour of child welfare deal
Draft of the Final Settlement Agreement will be voted on this week.
‘Very concerning’: Residential school documents committee suspends work citing federal funding
A committee formed last year to expedite the transfer of residential school documents to survivors…
Supporters hold birthday walk for Tanya Nepinak 13 years after her disappearance
On what would have been her 45th birthday, dozens of people gathered in downtown Winnipeg…
Musician and TikTok star Tia Wood releases debut EP, Pretty Red Bird
The Cree-Salish singer discusses her musical roots, going viral and returning home.
First Nation treatment centres delay implementing Alberta’s addictions plan
Province took ‘colonialistic approach’ to developing policy, says Blackfoot doctor.
Morgan’s Warriors: Melissa Robinson’s fight to search a landfill and prevent other tragedies
It’s a muggy, mid-September night and more than a dozen people are gathering outside of…
CMA apology ‘could have gone further’: Cree doctor
One First Nations physician says the Canadian Medical Association’s apology to First Nations, Inuit, and Metis peoples falls short. Dr. James Makokis says with it’s records, the CMA should have been able to provide the number of people harmed by the medical system. He also says the apology failed to name the racism responsible for the harms done, which he says is white supremacy.