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FSIN wants comedy duo banished from Country Thunder after continued racist comments
The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations is asking Country Thunder organizers to ban Williams and Ree after the comedy duo made a joke about Indigenous people supposedly not being able to pay their rent on time.
U.S. company to be sentenced for spilling diesel, oil in B.C. First Nation's fishing territory
A Texas-based company is scheduled to be sentenced after pleading guilty to a diesel spill from a tugboat that ran aground and sank in a First Nation's fishing territory on British Columbia's central coast in 2016.
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'You're not alone': New program helps foster kids with FASD prepare for life on their own
The program aims to help N.W.T. youth in foster care, or those who have just aged out, prepare for their future by teaching them life skills.
'Nothing was being done': N.W.T. First Nation developing caribou stewardship plan
Shanghai-constructed rooms for new hotel on their way to Iqaluit
Another Ontario First Nation declares a state of emergency over water
RCMP investigation triggered audit of national Métis organization
Woman, 22, wants in-person apology after she says grand chief pursued her online
First Nations, environmentalists, mill workers push province to overhaul forestry rules
'This is my lifelong dream': Elder revives Mi'kmaq language, medicine
The Rooms reviewing exhibit referring to Beothuk people as 'Indians'
Parks Canada strikes 1st agreement with Indigenous group to run national historic site
'They're home': Hike to see Banff bison a spiritual journey for group of women
'Operating in the dark': How much detail courts get in child protection cases depends on where you live
11-year-old DJ hitting the stage at Yellowknife's Folk on the Rocks
Woman delivers baby on steps of Iqaluit boarding home
Fort Good Hope rapper Crook the Kid takes place on Bluesfest's big stage
'Someday you will sit where I am': Elders say youth are the future at Tlicho assembly
Northern Sask. fish processing plant closes 4 years after opening
Canada's top researcher positions continue to lack diversity, U of A study finds
Molloy will be remembered as a 'modern day Father of Confederation'
Initiative to honour Indigenous veterans with new grave markers and their traditional names
Help wanted to find ancestral names for residential school survivors, families
KItigan Zibi tea maker brewing up lots of local interest
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All-Cree-curated exhibition hits the Canadian Museum of History
A new exhibit that explores the James Bay Cree's walking traditions is an all-Cree curated exhibition to be shown at the Canadian Museum of History, in Gatineau, Quebec.
