Ojibway host of Wild North Adventures shares hunting and culture on TV
A young Ojibway woman from Matachewan First Nation in northern Ontario has taken her outdoor…
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Ottawa’s newest poet laureate Albert Dumont using the power of words to strike back at racism
April is National Poetry Month and Ottawa’s newest poet laureate officially kicked off his duties…
Elected chief of Six Nations tries to unify sides ahead of land claim fight
‘The government of Canada owes Six Nations, potentially, in the trillions of dollars,’ says elected Chief Mark Hill
Ontario cottagers hope for dialogue with First Nation that is denying them road use
An association that represents cottagers in northern Ontario is hoping that representatives from Washagamis Bay…
Award-winning filmmaker tackles misrepresentation of crisis in her nation
The COVID-19 pandemic appears to have exacerbated the number of opioid-related drug overdoses in Canada….
Haudenosaunee chiefs declare development moratorium across entire Haldimand Tract
Leaders say construction within the Grand River watershed can’t proceed without their consent after developer files massive $222-million damages claim
New cultural facility in Toronto will help people find their identity again says supervisor
The Indigenous population in Toronto now has a new cultural facility. The Malvern Aboriginal Child…
Police in Thunder Bay start using body cameras, in car cameras to come
Police officers in Thunder Bay, Ont., are wearing body cameras starting today. The force says…
Chiefs slam Ontario, call on Queen’s Park to stop appealing landmark treaty annuities case
Ontario is challenging a 2018 lower court finding that the Crown has a ‘mandatory and reviewable’ duty to raise treaty annuity