Caribou Legs runs into legal trouble on his cross-country journey
Gwich’in runner Brad Firth, known as Caribou Legs, continues his cross-country journey to raise awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous women, however he is in legal trouble.
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I Love First Peoples delivers gift-filled shoeboxes to students of Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation
A tiny Cree community in central Saskatchewan received messages of hope, love and encouragement from complete strangers on the other side of the country.
Indigenous Affairs Minister insists government is on track to tackle First Nation water advisories
Thursday, Indigenous Affairs Minister Carolyn Bennett insisted the government’s plan is on track and by 2021, there will be no First Nations under long-term water advisories.
Manitoba premier says he supports indigenous hunting rights and is not a racist
The Canadian Press Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister has told a Winnipeg newspaper that he used…
APTN Investigates: Against Their Will
It’s a dark chapter in Canadian history. The coerced sterilization of Indigenous women. But as…
What Trump means to Indigenous Peoples – InFocus
Indigenous Peoples and Nations keep a close eye on the Trump administration
Year Ahead InFocus – Indigenous 2017
Discussion about what the year 2017 will bring for Indigenous Peoples and communities
Author Joseph Boyden’s shape-shifting Indigenous identity
Author Joseph Boyden’s Indigenous ancestry claims under scrutiny.
Indigenous woman claims Winnipeg cabbie ran over her head
Woman says she suffered a concussion and wakes up panicking.