Supreme Court spikes Quebec Court of Appeal decision, Bill C-92 constitutional
First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities believe Bill C-92 being deemed constitutional affirms Canada’s reconciliation intentions.
Read MoreFirst Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities believe Bill C-92 being deemed constitutional affirms Canada’s reconciliation intentions.
Read MoreFirst Nations took to the streets calling out for the stoppage of Indigenous land exploitation.
Read MoreDozens formed a circle during the traditional ceremony, accompanied by the sacred fire under the five Indigenous flags
Read MoreThe guest speaker for Humber’s President Lecture Series looks at complexity through an indigenous lens
Read MoreThe project ‘Clean Water, Broken Promises’ is one of the five nominees for the CJF Jackman Awards for Excellence in Journalism
Read MoreHow settlers can reflect and take action on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Read MoreThe paddles will feature four indigenous art designs based on Canadian themes done in Hunter’s Woodland Art style.
Read MoreThe non-profit organization Murdered, Missing Indigenous Women and Girls is still waiting to hear about the implementation of a National Action Plan.
Read MoreAfter more than 150 years, Chief Shingwaukonse’s vision of one central education hub for First Nations becomes a reality in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.
Read MoreFirst Nation leaders gather to discuss the need for clean water in their communities at the 4th Annual Water Symposium hosted by Assembly of First Nations.
Read MoreGarden River First Nation near the Soo has implemented restricted access to the community twice during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreThe non-profit First Nations Technology Council estimates 75 per cent of communities lack high speed internet.
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