Jacket linked to Manitoba Métis will soon be coming home
Handmade garment discovered by British second-hand store has been sourced to the Red River Valley and homeland of the Manitoba Métis.
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Balancing Indigenous perspectives and international policies at COP28
There are a wide range of perspectives from Canada headed to the UN climate conversation
‘Native American’ or ‘Indigenous’? Journalism group rethinks name
The Native American Journalists Association (NAJA) will announce the ballot result this week at its convention in Winnipeg.
Panel to release roadmap for Thunder Bay, Ont., police reform
An independent expert panel is set to release recommendations Thursday to reform the Thunder Bay…
Exploring the world’s largest Indigenous tourism conference
With pandemic restrictions in the rear-view mirror and travel on the rise, InFocus is exploring…
Alaska oil project approval adds yet another climate concern
Coastal erosion is threatening Indigenous villages, unusual wildfires are popping up, sea ice is thinning and permafrost promises to release carbon as it melts
First Nations leaders in B.C. call for Indigenous-led review of historic sex abuse allegations
“This situation demonstrates failures on countless levels and complete negligence by the RCMP,” allege First Nations groups
RCMP investigating historical sex abuse allegations against Prince George Mounties: Commissioner
Brenda Lucki says the force is listening and responding
Forensic anthropologist says search of Winnipeg’s Prairie Green Landfill should be possible
A forensic anthropologist says it will be challenging but is possible to locate the remains…
