SCO grand chief booted over misspending allegations
The saga continues for the Southern Chiefs Organization.
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Iqaluit still buzzing over election night upset
The results are in from this week’s territorial election in Nunavut.
Protest targets former residential school supervisor facing indecent assault charges
About a hundred people took part in a protest in Battleford, Sask., this week.
Chiefs of Ontario call proposed First Nations Education Act a 'step backward'
The chiefs of Ontario aren’t happy with the federal government.
They’re reacting to the draft First Nations Education Act released earlier this week.
Amanda Polchies, the woman in iconic photo, says image represents 'wisp of hope'
It’s a picture that has been viewed around the world.
And helped define the events of the raid on an anti-fracking barricade in Rexton, New Brunswick last week.
The 'wettest dry community' in the North
In spite of a local bylaw, Pangnirtung is considered the ‘wettest dry community’ in the North.
That’s because alcohol is readily and easily available.
Former residential school supervisor facing trial
The Trial for a former supervisor at a residential school in Saskatchewan continued today.
Ottawa: education reform comes before cash
The Harper government says it’s trying to address dismal education outcomes by bringing on-reserve schools up to par with provincially run schools.
Leaving alcohol behind in First Nations communities
Whether Metis, First Nation, or Inuit–our peoples struggle with addictions.
The causes are well known: Residential schools, intergenerational trauma and racism all play a part.