Canada ‘ragging the puck’ on First Nations fishing rights, MP says
Minister promises to “uphold those treaty rights” when asked about government inaction
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30 years after 1990 crisis, Mohawks take charge of how their stories are told
Thirty years ago, the so called “Oka Crisis“ ended with the army moving into the…
Grandfather walks over 300 km to raise money for grandson’s hockey school tuition
“I would try everything I can to help you get a good education”
Mi’kmaq lobster boats surrounded by Acadian commercial fishing vessels as traps are stolen, cut
Lost traps cost fishers thousands of dollars.
Back to school blues more like nightmares for two First Nations families
Return to school stressful for most students, but for two First Nations families it was particularly painful.
Tahltan Nation in B.C. encouraging members to hunt bears and wolves
Bears and wolves outnumber members of the nation according to president.
Algonquins in Quebec enforce ban on moose sport hunting
Moose hunting season started this week and outfitters and sport hunters are not happy with the road blocks.
Feds stress caution over a second wave of COVID-19
Indigenous Services minister says extra caution is being taken for remote communities.
Memorial pole raised on Highway of Tears in B.C. for families
A memorial pole has been raised near Terrace, B.C., in memory of Indigenous women who…
