Inmates learn the ins and outs of trapping, skinning a pelt in North Slave jail
The last thing Roy Inuktalik skinned was a polar bear back home in the Inuvialuit…
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Grade 12 students push to save the Inuinnaqtun language in Nunavut
Jessamine Bolt and Alisha Milton say elders will be hurt if next generation doesn’t learn the language.
Liberals back down from gun law amendments that ‘infringe on Indigenous rights’
Indigenous leaders and federal MPs are applauding the Liberal government’s decision to scrap proposed amendments…
Drivers in southern Yukon encouraged to slow down to protect caribou herd
Woodland caribou are a common sight along highways in southern Yukon, but some stretches are…
Quebec holds consultations on James Bay lithium mine with Cree of Eeyou Istchee
Feds give greenlight to mine but Cree trappers still have concerns.
First Nations group in Alberta say program to clean up tarsands is ‘underfunded’
“If it becomes a toxic wasteland, will we be forced to leave? I don’t know,” asks First Nations woman about tarsands cleanup
‘It’s angering’: Family of Métis hunters killed in 2020 reflect on sentencing
‘There will never be anything that can bring the boys back,’ says wife of Jacob Sansom
Life sentence with no chance of parole for 13 years handed man in killing of two Métis hunters in Alberta
The defence attorney said race was not a factor in the shootings
First Nation files lawsuit alleging Alberta’s Sovereignty Act infringes on way of life
It further alleges the Act negates the guarantees of livelihood and freedom that Treaty 6 was made to protect