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OPP, Six Nations police ask public for leads in death of woman found in Humber River
Provincial police are asking the public for help investigating a homicide after the body of 56-year-old Ruth Ann Longboat of Six Nations was found in the Humber River in Toronto last week.
Plan to bring high-speed internet to B.C.'s rural areas fails to address digital divide, says mayor
The mayor of a rural community says B.C.'s plan to bring high-speed internet to every part of the province fails to consider affordability and the need for cellphone coverage.
Innovative atlas puts Indigenous knowledge on the map — literally — to help tackle climate crisis
Hetxw'ms Gyetxw from Gitxsan Nation, sees himself as a bridge between Indigenous knowledge and Western science, and used his experience to help centre Indigenous communities on the Climate Atlas of Canada, an interactive tool aimed at helping people understand climate change.
Ottawa appeals Quebec court decision finding parts of Indigenous child welfare law unconstitutional
These volunteers hit the ice road to improve food security in northern First Nations communities
Judges urged to speak up after Anishinaabe woman faces misogyny, racism during Winnipeg court hearing
Historic Alberta building — a potential home for Indigenous hub — could be sold instead
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Demand for minerals used in electric vehicles, wind, solar power a boon for B.C.'s mining industry
A northern B.C. woman is putting together grief boxes for people experiencing loss
Winnipeg powwow honours missing, murdered Indigenous people
Yukon Indigenous-led community safety program will use AIP prize money to support and expand program
Alberta Juno nominee says learning Cree brought more beauty to her music
'Culture is the medicine we need': Indigenous-centred HIV program launched in Vancouver
Finding his Dene family brought colour into John Rombough's art
Indigenous harm reduction workers recognized by new Vancouver photo exhibit
This Mi'kmaw woman is helping Scouts Canada address its history
Artisan hopes ribbon skirt dolls teach Indigenous girls 'their bodies are sacred, they're not to be abused'
'Colonization tried to completely stamp us out': Tlingit artist celebrates traditional art in solo exhibition
Ottawa plans to restore First Nation status for families that lost it to obtain citizenship
Friends hit the slopes in ribbon skirt and saree to inspire BIPOC youth in sport
Finding his Dene family brought colour into John Rombough's art
'Culture is the medicine we need': Indigenous-centred HIV program launched in Vancouver
Setting snares and building lean-tos: Elsipogtog youth get crash course in winter survival skills
Indigenous leaders hope new required high school courses in B.C. will help combat racism
