Human rights tribunal approves revised First Nations child welfare deal
The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal (CHRT) has approved a revised deal between the Assembly of…
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Bee program partners with honey company to keep program buzzing for youth
A land-based learning program that teaches kids and youth about the importance of bees has…
Shoal Lake 40 sues Canada, Winnipeg for years without drinking water, road access
‘We shouldn’t have had to risk our survival just so Winnipeg could divert water,’ says chief.
Environment minister reveals conditions for allowing future fossil fuel subsidies
Subsidies aiding Indigenous involvement in the industry will continue say feds.
Family of missing Barrie woman asks for the public’s help
It’s been almost a month and a half since Autumn Shaganash’s family last saw or…
Aunt ‘furious’ after video of Ontario police kicking and tasering a First Nations woman surfaces
Police say the video “captures only a portion of the event.”
Judge relies on Haudenosaunee law in court decision for 1492 Land Back Lane defender
Skyler Williams became a free man last Friday when a judge relied on Haudenosaunee law…
Nuclear waste issue must be resolved before new facility can be explored, says Saugeen Ojibway Nation
The Bruce Nuclear Station was built in the 1960s without the consultation or consent of the Saugeen Ojibway Nation.
New store with connections to Kanata Trade Co. surfaces
Hoif Trading Post surfaces as Kanata Trade Co. closed down
