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‘How many more have to die?’: Northern Ontario fires expose delays in human rights complaints for First Nations – Ricochet Media

April 1 2026 The fly-in Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug First Nation lost another home to fire over the weekend, as the Auditor General of Canada refuses to investigate allegations that the Canadian…

Manitoba launches new Indigenous language programs – PortageOnline

Apr 01 2026 Manitoba marked National Indigenous Languages Day on March 31 by highlighting new investments aimed at strengthening Indigenous languages across the province. The announcement focuses on a major…

Journalism and Native Studies STUdent Anna-Leah Simon Shares Indigenous stories through Internship with NB Media Co-op – STU.ca

April 01, 2026 Third-year Journalism and Native Studies STUdent Anna-Leah Simon is pursuing her goal of sharing Indigenous stories through her internship with NB Media Co-op. “My goal as a…

Iqaluit council voted to raise Greenland’s flag. Where is it? – Nunatsiaq News

Apr 1, 2026 City council schedules event to correspond with Inuit Circumpolar Council general assembly Iqaluit city councillors will wait until summer to raise the Greenland flag in solidarity with…

Anishinabek Nation institutes welcome $57M post-secondary investment – ElliotLakeToday.com

April 01, 2026 Three Anishinabek-led institutes say provincial funding will strengthen skilled trades training and job pathways ANISHINABEK NATION HEAD OFFICE – Three Institutes supporting Anishinabek Nation communitiesin Anishinabek-led post-secondary…

3 arrested after northern Indigenous community told to shelter – CTV News

April 01, 2026 Three people were arrested after a northern Alberta Indigenous community was told to shelter on Tuesday. Mounties issued a warning to the residents of Atikameg around 11:40…

Vaughn Palmer: B.C. Conservative bill seeks public notice of Indigenous land title cases – Vancouver Sun

Mar 31, 2026 Opinion: Private bill unlikely to become law as ruling NDP is wrapped in a culture of secrecy VICTORIA — The B.C. government would have to notify owners of…

‘Indigenous-inspired’ art in Senate room in Centre Block deemed ‘cultural appropriation,’ removed – The Hill Times

April 1, 2026 The decision was reportedly made after an Indigenous Senator touring Centre Block raised questions about the decorative paintwork on the walls and ceiling of room 256-S. Following…

Saskatchewan approves mineral rights transfers to First Nations – SaskToday.ca

April 1, 2026 New transfers support treaty obligations and create economic opportunities for First Nations communities. REGINA — The Government of Saskatchewan has approved the transfer of additional Crown mineral…

Blanchet hits the hustings in Terrebonne, Que., with a call for public consultation on Alto high-speed rail project – iPolitics

April 1, 2026 What’s happening on (and off) Parliament Hill, plus the news you need to start your day. A day after the Conservatives called on the government to pull…

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