April 15, 2026 The Board of Governors of Northern Lakes College is pleased to gift the Native Cultural Arts Museum to Kapawe’no First Nation, a significant step in reconciliation and…
Apr 15, 2026 ‘We often assume the worst about Indigenous patients,’ Dr. Suzanne Shoush testifies in St. Catharines Heather Winterstein was an Indigenous woman facing several personal obstacles, factors that…
April 15, 2026 The ugly history of land dispossession continues to emerge in political decisions today. Why does British Columbia keep arriving at the same place? Every generation, a new…
April 15, 2026 First Nations youth leaders from northern Ontario are taking their fight against controversial federal and provincial development laws to the global stage, raising concerns over Ring of Fire mining,…
Apr 15, 2026 ‘What we’re doing is living the dream, we’re living that vision,’ FNUniv president Jacqueline Ottmann says Even before it was established, First Nations University of Canada was…
April 15, 2026 What’s happening on (and off) Parliament Hill, plus the news you need to start your day. For the first time since his minority government secured a working…
Apr 14, 2026 Spring blizzard rolled into parts of Nunavut and Nunavik Monday afternoon Blizzard conditions continue to impact parts of Nunavut Tuesday morning. Territorial government offices in Pangnirtung, Baker…
Apr 14, 2026 Airdrie has announced that it’s grant program applications, offering up to $15,000 for Indigenous-led initiatives connected to National Indigenous Peoples Day June 21st, and National Day for…
Apr 14, 2026 Métis leaders say the lack of policy, funding clarity is leaving gaps in supports For most of Bill Enge’s time as president of the North Slave Métis…
April 14, 2026 TDSB & Me is a staff storytelling series that celebrates the people who help our schools and workplaces thrive. Each profile recognizes the everyday leadership, creativity, and…