Smallboy Camp: An isolated Cree community turns its back on modern life
The isolated camp broke off from the four Cree Nations of Maskwacis in 1968
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Calm in the chaos: Canadian Medical Association’s first Indigenous leader takes helm
Along with improving work environments, Dr. Alika Lafontaine wants to advocate for national health care standards
Shawish market takes Indigenous artisans online
If Jessica McKenzie isn’t at her day job, she can be found beading. She learned…
Census records fewer Indigenous language speakers, but bump in youngest generation
Census records fewer Indigenous language speakers after challenges in collecting data
Cree community in Quebec opts out of sending delegation to see the Pope
While thousands will be flocking to Québec City to participate in the upcoming Papal visit…
Exhibit opens at Canadian Museum of History featuring Cree NHLer Jim Neilson
A new display in the lobby of the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Que.,…
‘It really hurts’: Cree trapper struggles with losing more of his trap line to lithium mine
Ernie Moses is what Cree in Quebec call a tallyman – someone who is in…
Cree and Innu leaders sign off on caribou hunt to protect herds
Cree and Innu chiefs in Northern Quebec signed off on a Traditional Mutual Understanding (TMU) about…
Nurse Leanne Poitras-Kelly’s work honours community connections
Cree-Métis teaching nurse guides students towards strength-based relations with Indigenous communities, and strong foundations for themselves.
