Suicide vigil in Toronto to continue until group sees concrete action from Ottawa
A small group of people have been holding a vigil for almost a month now in front of the office of Indigenous Affairs in Toronto.
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Prisoner’s Justice Day allows former inmates to air their issues with the system in public
A few dozen people walked several blocks from Ontario’s courthouse, across downtown Ottawa to the department of Justice on
New study suggests link between foster care system and youth homelessness
A first-of-its-kind study in Canada is drawing a link between youth homelessness levels and the foster care system.
Mohawk women in Ottawa to demonstrate the lost art of raised beadwork
A group of Mohawk women are in Ottawa showing off their raised beadwork at an Algonquin pavilion.
Agreement signed to address escalation of violence, racial tensions in Thunder Bay
The Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) along with the Fort William First Nation has signed a statement of commitment with the City of Thunder Bay to improve the lives of Indigenous peoples in a city that seems to be in crisis.
Family looking for answers after man’s death in Thunder Bay police station
He was found not breathing and unresponsive hours later.
Tyendinaga grower wants Mohawk Territory to find its own way in the new world of legalized pot
On Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, medical marijuana is quickly becoming the new tobacco trade.
Indigenous and non-Indigenous paddlers pushing towards reconciliation
Indigenous, Jesuit, English and French canoeists joined forces in the spirit of reconciliation.