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As wildfires force First Nations communities to evacuate in Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, the easiest way for ...
The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) has responded to a request from the federal government to comment on an outline of ...
The Speech from the Throne expressed commitments to continue the work of reconciliation and mentioned the importance of ...
Point, counterpoint between Western and Coast Salish knowledge at play in new book on the woolly dog
Snuneymuxw author and artist Eliot Kwulasultun White-Hill is hopeful that Liz Hammond-Kaarremaa’s The Teachings of Mutton: A ...
The Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO) is responding with cautious optimism following today’s historic Speech from the ...
Indigenous leaders and representatives from environmental organizations gathered in Montreal on May 26 to denounce plans for ...
Dr. Amy Cardinal Christianson is one of five recipients of the 2025 Lynn Orstad Award: Women in Wildfire Resiliency.
Moose Cree First Nation opposes proposed legislative changes for speeding up critical mineral and resource development ...
Last night, the Provincial legislature passed Bills 14, Renewable Energy Projects (Streamlined Permitting) Act and 15, ...
Treaty leaders from across the Prairies and Northern Canada are responding to (May 27th’s) historic Speech from the Throne, ...
The Métis Nation government in Saskatchewan joins the provincial government in declaring a State of Emergency. An alarming number of citizens are being forced to flee their home communities as hot, ...
Your article "Fight continues against proposed nuclear waste facility" makes some excellent points about UNDRIP, engagement, Indigenous rights and reconciliation. It is our hope that these issues can ...
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