Métis Cree MP Blake Desjarlais enters politics to protect identity
Growing up in the Fishing Lake Métis Settlement in Alberta, politics was the furthest thing…
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‘Taken well before her time’: Still no justice for Angel Carlick’s family 14 years after murder
It’s been 14 years since the body of 19-year-old Angel Carlick was discovered on a…
Search for unmarked graves begins at former Mohawk Institute site in Ontario
The search for the unmarked graves of children who attended the Mohawk Institute, also known…
Ceremonies held across the country for Indigenous veterans
Ceremonies are taking place across Canada recognizing the thousands of Indigenous veterans who stepped up…
Penticton Indian Band member honoured through Remembrance Day Sentry program
swʔw̓ikist (Cpl. Justin George) is an Eagle Staff carrier with a duty to support fellow Indigenous Peoples in the Canadian Armed Forces.
New report on internet connectivity shows growing urban and rural divide in Canada
It’s going to take more than faster internet service to improve the current state of…
First Nations woman in the Yukon chosen for new Indigenous TikTok training program
Jocelyn Joe-Strack is one of the 30 Indigenous TikTok creators chosen for first-ever accelerator program.
syilx Nation presents new child and family plan for members to review
It’s about standing up “the nation’s inherent jurisdiction regarding child and family supports,” says Okanagan Nation Alliance wellness manager.
The harmful, ‘cynical and self-serving’ nature of Indigenous identity fraud
‘There are suddenly many more grants and benefits to identifying as Indigenous’ because institutions want to contribute to reconciliation but end up causing harm, says prof on N2N.