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Fraser Salish Region hosts seasonal gathering rooted in traditional wellness – FNHA

Apr 15, 2026 ​The first gathering of its kind in the region invited participants to do “the work of winter”​​​​ Dalton Silver doesn’t present himself as an expert when he…

Roseau River asks Manitoba to remove gas line from First Nation – CBC

Apr 15, 2026 Councillor says community won’t let Hydro onto territory with pipeline extension project set to proceed The leadership of a First Nation in southern Manitoba is calling on…

How the Standing Bear Youth Leadership Program Builds Community Leadership Skills – ISWO

April 15, 2026 ISWO’s Standing Bear program empowers Indigenous youth in Ontario by blending cultural identity, traditional knowledge, and hands-on leadership training to build the next generation of community leaders.…

I Went to Greenland and Saw a Warning for Canada – The Walrus

April 15, 2026 BEFORE HE PULLED his hunting rifle out of storage and brought it to his bedroom to keep it close at night, Jan Køhler had been preparing, mentally…

Do Recent Treaty Agreements Address The Uncertainties Created By The Cowichan Tribes And Gitxaala Cases? – McMillan LLP

April 14, 2026 There has been a great deal of discussion lately regarding the Cowichan Tribes[1] and Gitxaala[2] court cases.  Cowichan Tribes found Aboriginal title to exist over private land…

Saugeen Beach and Sauble Beach are both rebranding. No, they’re not the same thing – CBC

Apr 15, 2026 New Saugeen Beach sign expected to go up in fall 2026 More than nine months after members of Chippewas of Saugeen First Nation quietly changed the well-known…

APTN’s Face to Face with Dennis Ward hits 300 episode milestone – APTN News

Apr 14, 2026 This is a special week for APTN’s one-on-one interview show. Face to Face has been putting the spotlight on First Nations, Inuit and Metis people for 12…

Chase council commits to training after First Nations ‘troubled’ by remarks from councillor – Castanet

Apr 15, 2026 A village councillor in Chase is refusing to apologize after two neighbouring First Nations raised concerns about his comments on Truth and Reconciliation. Chase council on Tuesday…

Flood risks prompt evacuation planning in Moose Cree First Nation – CTV News

April 15, 2026 With heavy snow pack and rising temperatures, voluntary evacuations have begun in Moose Cree First Nation near Cochrane. Pre-emptive evacuations are focused on “vulnerable community members” to…

Treaty One Land Acknowledgement Signage Unveiled at Winnipeg’s Airport – ChrisD.ca

April 14, 2026 Treaty One Nations and the Winnipeg Airports Authority have unveiled permanent land acknowledgement signage at James Richardson International Airport. The signage was unveiled on Tuesday in the…

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