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Mi'kmaw Native Friendship Centre in Halifax gets $4M from federal government toward new building
The Mi'kmaw Native Friendship Centre in downtown Halifax is getting $4 million from the federal government toward building a new, permanent home.
Yukon First Nation launches app to make its language more accessible
The Liard First Nation launched the Kaska Cards app last week hoping it gets more people interested in the language.
Inuvik Huskies back on the ice for all-Indigenous Fred Sasakamoose hockey tournament
The Inuvik Huskies are back in action for the first time in 25 years, reviving a team started up by their parents to promote local sport.
Mounties help deliver baby on First Nation in northern Manitoba
Chiefs call for permanent protection for Peguis First Nation after historic flood
My Community
Adopted in the Sixties Scoop, she's spent 20 years reconnecting with her home community
'Pure joy': Cree youth discover wall climbing
Sudbury, Ont., doctors' animated videos encourage early cancer screening for Indigenous adults
Ontario Votes 2022
This Ontario election is about many things. Indigenous issues aren't among them, observers say
Community mourns loss of young woman who 'always had a heart for everything'
Senators' report calls for release of 12 imprisoned Indigenous women
Family of Chantel Moore grieving, but hopeful as coroner's inquest declares homicide
Manslaughter sentence reflects court's view on intimate partner violence when victim is Indigenous woman
Judge sides with Indigenous CFS agencies, rules Manitoba government misused benefits meant for kids in care
University of Saskatchewan will have Indigenous verification policy in place this fall
Chantel Moore's mother sues Edmundston police officer who shot her Indigenous daughter
Former Sandy Bay Child and Family Services head sued by Winnipeg construction company
AFN national chief calls for Queen to apologize for past wrongs
Family urges Manitoba to change rules, formally accept newborn's Indigenous name
Graveyard flooded, houses shifted: Emotions high as cleanup continues on Kátł'odeeche First Nation
Fred Sasakamoose statue unveiled at SaskTel Centre
Indigenous women more likely to face violence in their lifetime, says new report
This First Nation was on water advisories for 24 years. Now, its treatment plant has won an award
Regina council postpones demolition decision for building on site where Louis Riel's body was kept
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