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Radio ad claiming to debunk 'myths' of residential schools draws criticism
A radio ad about the "myths" of residential school trauma that aired recently in Saskatchewan has prompted angry reactions across the province and online.
Additional charges laid in brawl at Manitoulin Island high school
Police have laid more charges in connection with a violent incident at Manitoulin Secondary School earlier this month.
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A tale of two camps: How similar protests were received differently in Saskatchewan and Alberta
In the last week of February 2018, Indigenous protest camps popped up in both Calgary and Regina. The Regina camp was forced by court order to come down earlier this month. The Calgary camp is fast approaching 200 days and going strong.
Life at Gadzoosdaa: How students from Yukon communities go to high school
Protections restored for grizzly bears in U.S. Rocky Mountains; hunts blocked
12 youths who died in Ontario child welfare lacked mental health support, coroner's report finds
Board's 'not recommended' book list angers award-winning Indigenous author
Waskaganish powwow goes ahead as planned, despite controversial referendum
Ojibway elder erects monument for Indigenous women on P.E.I.
Membertou day school survivors to get update on class action
'Nervous and excited': Regina's Marty Klyne named to Canadian senate
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Kids TV show passes on Inuit songs, legends, and language to a new generation
How a silly old man's squash can reawaken taste for traditional Indigenous foods
U of M prof calls for leadership overhaul to address racism — starting with school's president
Feeling left out by Canada's census, local Indigenous groups did their own
Rising Indigenous population expected to transform northern Ontario in years ahead
Northern Ontario First Nations, federal NDP leader, renew calls for national suicide prevention strategy
MMF demands apology from Manitoba premier over 'disrespectful statements'
'We can end racism': Sask. horse lovers aim for reconciliation through riding
'It's time,' says 1st Indigenous woman in Canada to start an airline on her own
'I'd never written about my abuse as truth, I'd always fictionalized it': Terese Marie Mailhot on her memoir
Racist experiences prompted Billy-Ray Belcourt to write poetry, then he won the Griffin Poetry Prize
Students get 'authentic learning experience' after grizzly wanders into Nunavut community
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Waskaganish powwow goes ahead as planned, despite controversial referendum
A traditional powwow in the Cree community of Waskaganish went ahead as planned over the weekend despite controversy and opposition from some community members.
