How accommodation hollowed out Canadian nationalism – The Hub
Should Canada put the national interest first? The Canadian answer has usually been: Sort of. Maybe. Kinda. It depends. Even claiming that Canada has a single national interest has often…
Did you know the names of many waterways in Canada have Indigenous origins? – Cottage Life
March 17, 2026 There’s a river just across the street from my house. When I go outside in the morning, it smells and feels like I’m at the cottage. I…
Métis Women’s Hockey Team to Compete at Fred Saskamoose National Championships – CFWE
Mar 18, 2026 A team of Métis women athletes is preparing to compete on one of the biggest stages in Indigenous hockey while using their platform to advocate for Missing…
Indigenous leaders celebrate belongings returned from the Vatican – Sudbury Star
Mar 18, 2026 The items returned include a bowl and spoon from Manitoulin Island made by Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Chief Linda Debassige’s ancestor Smudge smoke wafted through the Canadian…
Canada Invests $6M to Boost Indigenous Tourism – Canadian Travel News
March 18, 2026 For many travelers, the best part of a journey is not the hotel or the flight. It is the moment you feel a genuine connection to the…
University of Manitoba – Asper School welcomes new professors advancing Indigenous initiatives – Education News Canada
March 18, 2026 Dr. Angie Bruce, Vice President (Indigenous) for the University of Manitoba, and Professor Roy Suddaby, Francis G. Winspear Chair at the Gustavson School of Business, University of…
We’ve had enough secrets’: First Nations group opposes Ontario move to limit freedom-of-information laws – CBC
Mar 18, 2026 Premier Ford has defended proposed change, calling current law ‘antiquated’ First Nations are voicing opposition to Ontario’s proposed legislation to change freedom-of-information (FOI) laws, saying they’re concerned…
Gitxsan Huwilp Government calls for halt of rail hauling near their Laxyip and Anaat – CFNR Network
Mar 17, 2026 Following the derailment of a CN Rail train near the North Pacific Cannery in Prince Edward, the Gitxsan Huwilp Government, representing the Gitxsan Nation’s Hereditary Chiefs, has…
Canada’s electricity buildout needs Indigenous leadership – The Hill Times
March 18, 2026 Modernizing Canada’s electricity system to meet the demands of our collective future must become a turning point for economic reconciliation. massive, decades-long construction projects spanning some 160,000…
RRC Polytech cuts upfront costs to improve access for Indigenous students – SteinbachOnline
Mar 18 2026 Red River College Polytechnic is working to reduce financial barriers for Indigenous students by waiving application fees and lowering other costs, including at regional campuses such as…
