Ontario college teachers strike putting out hundreds of thousands of students
College students across Ontario have been left to hit the books on their own after thousands of teachers, councillors and librarians went on strike.
Annette Francis
Supreme court hears case that could have far reaching impacts on Indigenous prisoners
Prison reform advocates from across the country joined forces today at the Supreme Court to challenge the way Indigenous prisoners are classified in Canada’s penitentiaries.
NAC’s play new twist on Sir John A Macdonald
A play at the National Arts Centre is putting a new twist on the history of Sir John A. Macdonald. Sir John A: Acts of a Gentrified Ojibway Rebellion features two actors, Herbie Barnes, and Darrell Dennis who are on a mission to hold the remains of Canada’s first prime minister hostage.
New cultural lodge at Ottawa school helps settle Indigenous students into new year
In a cultural lodge lined with cedar panels, Lorraine Lute bends over slightly, cups her hands and pulls smoke over her head and down her shoulders.
Northern carpenters cutting and sanding their summer away in Ottawa
A group of northern youth are hammering, sawing and sanding their way through their summer vacation.
Indigenous and non-Indigenous paddlers pushing towards reconciliation
Indigenous, Jesuit, English and French canoeists joined forces in the spirit of reconciliation.
Québec Cree sign new governance agreement with Canada
Members of the Grand Council of the Crees and the Federal government met briefly to sign off on a new governance agreement.
Alderville kayaker getting ready to take on Turtle Island at North American Indigenous Games
The 2017 North American Indigenous Games are set to begin next week in Toronto.
New downtown Ottawa park to highlight Indigenous culture and heritage
A new park in downtown Ottawa officially opened Tuesday on the eve of Aboriginal Day.