Former Neskantaga contractor accused of cutting corners in other First Nations
Annie Burns-Pieper, Institute for Investigative Journalism and Andrew Russell, Global News They had unqualified workers…
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Thunder Bay releases long anticipated plan for reconciliation
The City of Thunder Bay has released a highly anticipated strategy to address rampant racism…
Brandon parents lose hope of having apprehended newborn home for Christmas
‘Our next visit would have been scheduled for Christmas Day but DOCFS isn’t open that day so they won’t seem him for Christmas.’
Traditional ceremonies should be exempt from pandemic lockdown rules says Treaty 6 confederacy
The liaison for the Confederacy of Treaty 6 says ceremonies should be exempt from Saskatchewan’s…
Island Lakes First Nations in Manitoba getting boost in fight against COVID-19
The four communities that make up the Island Lake First Nations in northern Manitoba will…
Neskantaga members return home just in time for holidays but still on a boil water advisory
Members of the Oji-Cree community of Neskantaga First Nation are back at home after being…
Phasing out salmon farms around Discovery Islands, B.C. means it’s time to rebuild wild stocks says chief
After a historic decision to phase out fish farms in the Discovery Islands, wild salmon advocates say it’s time to rebuild and restore salmon stocks.
‘It’s a doctrine for a transfer of knowledge’: Why Syilx People only share stories in the winter
Elder Rob Edward shares how Captikwł teachings, shared in colder months, are key in passing on complex laws and protocols.
Family in B.C. hoping centre for children with special needs opens during pandemic
‘I have a really special family, I have a child that I’m awaiting some diagnoses for special needs,’ says mother.
