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Beaded sled dog blanket earns Chihuahua a big win at Yukon Rendezvous

The pet parade is one of the popular events organized as a part of the annual Whitehorse winter festival. Like many this year as a result of pandemic, it was brought online.

Ka’nhehsí:io Deer

Indigenous March 4

Vancouver councillor proposes city implement U.N. declaration on rights of Indigenous Peoples

Chantelle Bellrichard

Indigenous March 3

COVID-19 in Indigenous communities: Over 20,000 vaccine doses administered this week

Indigenous March 3

Vancouver demonstration over jailing of pipeline protester ends with 4 arrests

Canada British Columbia March 4

Shíshálh Nation demands action after burial site reportedly desecrated by logging

Chief Warren Paull of the shíshálh Nation is demanding officials take immediate action to address reported damage at a burial site along Sechelt Inlet.

Canada British Columbia March 4

Matawa launches COVID-19 vaccination clinic in Thunder Bay

More than 170 Matawa First Nations members are expected to get their first COVID-19 vaccine doses in the coming days as the organization holds a vaccination clinic in Thunder Bay for vulnerable members.

Canada Thunder Bay March 3

'It is not right': Possible hunt of protected Labrador caribou a recurring concern

The presence of about 30 Innu from Quebec in southern Labrador has raised concerns that the group is there to hunt a caribou population that's been protected by a ban since 2013.

Canada Nfld. & Labrador March 3

2022 Arctic Winter Games put on hold due to pandemic

Canada North March 4

'Moderate livelihood' fishermen must operate during commercial season, DFO says

Canada Nova Scotia March 3

More than 24,000 Indigenous people in 113 B.C. communities have received COVID-19 vaccine as Phase 2 begins

Angela Sterritt

Canada British Columbia March 3

Confusion about First Nations access to vaccine persists as B.C. rollout continues

Chantelle Bellrichard

Indigenous March 3

Northwestern Ontario First Nation thanks Kenora businesses for donating care packages to youth

Canada Thunder Bay March 3

Fort Resolution pre-med student calls N.W.T.'s no house call policy 'blatantly' racist, dangerous

Canada North March 2

Nunavut mine's study on caribou roundly rejected

Canada North March 2

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds donate $250K to Indigenous mentorship program

Entertainment March 2

Little progress in N.W.T. on bill to devolve child and family services to Indigenous governments

Canada North March 2

Former director of Ontario's police watchdog questions force used by Thompson RCMP officer

Kristin Annable

Canada Manitoba March 2

NAN calls for more accountability on First Nations drinking water advisories

Canada Thunder Bay March 2

Alleged logging at ancient First Nation burial site in B.C. prompts province to investigate

Canada British Columbia March 2

Missing teenage girl not seen in 10 days may be in Winnipeg: RCMP

Canada Manitoba March 1

A year after rail blockades, the people's fire in Kahnawake still burns

Ka’nhehsí:io Deer

Indigenous March 1

Hosts of Northbeat, Igalaaq bid adieu to pursue new projects

Canada North March 2

Class-action lawsuit alleging systemic racism within Correctional Service Canada gains momentum

Canada Saskatchewan February 28

No house call policy, limited paramedic services costing lives, N.W.T. MLA says

Canada North March 1

Sask. Indigenous groups support letter of intent submitted to obtain 6M doses of Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine

Canada Saskatchewan March 1

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Manitoba RCMP say a First Nations man assaulted an officer. Court documents suggest that's not what happened

Kristin Annable

Canada Manitoba March 2

Vaccine distribution plans still underway for Waterloo region's urban Indigenous community

Jasmine Kabatay

Canada Kitchener-Waterloo March 1

Manitoba Métis 'left out' of COVID-19 vaccine program are going directly to manufacturers

Canada Manitoba March 1

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