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‘A great community builder.’ Skaters excited about new half-pipe in Ndılǫ – Cabin Radio

May 20, 2026 A new half-pipe in Ndılǫ is giving northern skateboarders a chance to get together and hone their skills. Installed outside K’àlemì Dene School, the half-pipe was built by…

Manitoba Hydro establishes Indigenous advisory circle to support reconciliation efforts – CBC

May 20, 2026 Group will meet 2-4 times per year, provide advice to Hydro’s board A new advisory board has been created to “provide knowledge, advice and perspectives” to Manitoba…

Hydro One and area First Nations ‘build trust’ with historic 50/50 energy deal – Sarnia News Today

May 19, 2026 Hydro One has made a historic partnership with five area First Nations to split transmission line ownership in the area. Aamjiwnaang First Nation, Caldwell First Nation, Chippewas…

Qulliq Energy Corp. employees reach tentative agreement with union – Nunatsiaq News

May 20, 2026 Staff have been without new contract for more than a year After months of negotiations and more than a year since the previous agreement expired, Qulliq Energy…

Mount Stewart Consolidated celebrates Bear Witness Day – Penticton Herald

May 20, 2026 Around 200 students at Mount Stewart Consolidated School celebrated Bear Witness Day on May 8 to honour an Indigenous child, Jordan River Anderson, who died at five.…

Fort Simpson homeless shelter plans for new building – Cabin Radio

May 20, 2026 Architectural plans for a new homeless shelter in Fort Simpson are ready. Now operators say they need funding and a plot of land to make it a…

Try Pow Wow dancing at West Ferris Secondary – Anishinabek News

May 20, 2026 NORTH BAY – The bells jingled on the regalia of Indigenous dancers as they moved to drumming in the West Ferris Secondary School gym during Try Pow…

Study aims to power First Nations energy sovereignty – UVic News

May 19, 2026 Indigenous communities across Canada have worked for generations against the corrosive effects of colonialism to preserve cultures steeped in millennia of history while also preparing for a…

Former Thunder Bay government building being repurposed into housing – Northern Ontario Business

May 20, 2026 Transforming Court Street building is “a true reflection of reconciliation,” says Netmizaaggamig Nishnaabeg chief A former government building in Thunder Bay’s north end is getting transformed into…

‘Those records are ours’: Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation calls for the release of redacted records to help identify 202 missing children – APTN News

May 19, 2026 Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation is asking for improved access to information to determine how many of the community’s 202 missing children, who went missing between 1907 and…

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