City of Ottawa declares ‘historic’ affordable housing and homelessness emergency
City councillors voted unanimously on Wednesday to pass a motion declaring a homelessness and affordable…
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‘A living human treasure’: the epic life of Inuk Elder Qapik Attagutsiak
Inuit efforts in the Second World War were honoured Monday at the Canadian Museum of…
From darkness into light: Inuit art installation offers hope for reconciliation
A five-meter-long qajaq with a hand-made wood frame emerges as the cover is pulled back….
Indigenous agencies say they can’t be an ‘afterthought’ when dealing with homelessness in Ottawa
Governments need to include more Indigenous voices if they’re going to address the overrepresentation of…
A crisis on two fronts: The urban Inuit caught between two housing shortages
While a holiday lunch is being served behind her, Andrea Carter sits at one of…
Stopping the Ripple: First Nations man ends vicious cycle of residential schools
Inter-generational trauma moved through Randy Kakegamick’s family like a ripple across a pond.
Green light for Indian day schools claims – one of several class-action lawsuits
A half-dozen residential school class-action lawsuits explained.
Ottawa’s homeless feel forgotten in the shadow of Parliament
Indigenous peoples comprise only two per cent of Ottawa’s population. But they represent one quarter…
Quebec chief ends challenge to day school class-action settlement
“This is a positive step forward for survivors in allowing the settlement to proceed.”
