BC First Nations Forestry Conference
BC First Nations Forestry Conference Register HERE! Contact +1(604) 971-3448 conference@forestrycouncil.ca forestrycouncil.ca/…
Sask. Cree Nation postpones Christmas celebrations over influenza outbreak – CTV News
December 15, 2025 A north-central Saskatchewan First Nation is postponing its community Christmas celebrations due to an outbreak of the flu. In a Facebook post Saturday, Beardy’s and Okemasis Cree…
‘Shaping the future’: Grants available for young Indigenous entrepreneurs – SooToday.com
Sep 8, 2025 Canadian Council for Indigenous Business opens 2025 Young Indigenous Business Grant Young Indigenous entrepreneurs now have an opportunity to apply for funding to help grow their businesses.…
MLAs grill minister over Cambridge Bay long-term care home ‘photo op’ – Nunatsiaq News
Sep 9, 2025 John Main, other dignitaries attend ground-breaking for 24-bed facility in Kitikmeot Health Minister John Main wouldn’t say how much a planned long-term care home in Cambridge Bay…
Sep 8, 2025 Turns out genuine Indigenous people don’t appreciate claims of native ancestry based on scant to zero evidence A new national petition hopes to remedy a hot-button issue that doesn’t appear to be going away. The petition was started by Jo-Anne Gould Green, a Nipissing Algonquin Anishinaabe-Ikwe who’s a member of Ontario’s Pikwàkanagàn First Nation, who wants Canadians to voice their opposition to what she views as a growing and concerning problem. “With the numbers of pretendians ever-increasing across Canada and interfering with the sovereignty of true Indigenous people, one woman has decided to fight identity fraud all the way to the Canadian House of Commons,” Gould Green’s petition reads. Read More: https://www.pelhamtoday.ca/local-news/pretendians-under-fire-as-petition-gains-traction-across-canada-11177602
Sep. 8, 2025 Kairyn Potts and Scott Wabano, hosts of The Real Rank Podcast, recently finished filming a new reality dating show REZervations for Two. The 13-episode series was shot…
University of New Brunswick – Indigenous students find connection and support at UNB’s Mi’kmaq-Wolastoqey Centre – Education News Canada
September 8, 2025 Indigenous students arriving at the University of New Brunswick (UNB) face the challenge of leaving familiar communities, but the university’s Mi’kmaq-Wolastoqey Centre (MWC) offers them a sense…
Healing Together Powwow: Newcomers, Non-Indigenous, and All Nations Welcome – Frequency
August 5, 2025 The Healing Together Powwow hosted at the Onespot Crossing Campground was bigger and better than ever this year, its fifth year running. Newcomers from across the globe,…
The Alberta Indigenous Games, August 7-16 in Edmonton – CFWE Radio
Aug 5, 2025 The mandate for the Alberta Indigenous Games is RECLAIMING OUR YOUTH through sport development, educational empowerment, career opportunities, and cultural connection. 18 sports, over 6000 athletes and…
Local leaders in Mayo, Yukon, urge people to come forward to help solve 2023 double homicide – CBC
May 08, 2025 ‘People are still not feeling quite safe,’ said Na-Cho Nyӓk Dun Chief Dawna Hope More than two years after a double homicide in Mayo, Yukon, police have…
Government of Canada supports major improvements for cultural space in Prince Edward Island
Press Release From: Canadian Heritage January 28, 2025 Cultural spaces that host music, plays and performances are vital to the fabric of our communities. They serve as hubs for creativity,…
