First Nation in Ontario turns to the courts to shut down Métis hunting cabin
Temagami First Nation and Teme-Augama Anishnabai (TAA) is seeking legal action against the province of…
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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.
Polar bears in Nunavut are fatter because of thinning ice, but that won’t help for long
On the ice just outside Resolute Bay, Nunavut, three polar bears rest after feasting on…
‘We can’t be on the ice safely’: Inuit hunters say climate change is changing their lives
Hunters are forced to adapt their traditional practices due to climate change in the North
Abenaki in Quebec allege tribes recognized in Vermont are committing cultural identity theft
For the Abenaki, the black ash tree is sacred. This has been true from time…
For some, playing basketball is life in Nunavik
Young Inuit in northern Quebec who want to get competitive with basketball are getting help from coaches…
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.
‘It’s a beautiful type of overwhelming’: 2 Indigenous artists up for $100K Sobey Art Award
A prestigious art prize worth $100,000 may go to an Indigenous visual artist this November….
Nunavik community hopes hydro electric project reduces dependency on diesel
‘It will actually reduce more greenhouse has emissions per capita than any single community in Canada, ever,” says advisor.