The COVID-19 pandemic risks making the socio-economic inequity for First Nations worse than before.
The bill includes a framework to create ways to align federal law with the declaration over time
In October, Neskantaga First Nation in northern Ontario, which has had a boil-water advisory in place for 25 years, were evacuated from their homes
The chief said he’d like to get a deal finalized as soon as possible
UBCIC is among several Indigenous groups lambasting the Vancouver-shot series
Trudeau says the new money is for everything from research and expert advice to consultations
Justin Louis with Section 35 clothing will present his collection at Indigenous Fashion Week Toronto
Kyle Charles says Indigenous women around the world have reached out
Auxiliary is part of the feds’ $1.5 billion plan to improve marine safety and protect the environment
Originally from Alert Bay, Neel’s family is steeped in renowned Kwakwaka’wakw artists
Audette said police officers who are well-trained and sensitive can protect Indigenous people and save lives
Stephanie Scott says symbols are powerful medicine to bring comfort to survivors
Tensions were high between First Nations fishers and non-Indigenous commercial fishermen
Terry Teegee and Cheryl Casimer are running for regional chief in the Nov. 17 election
Mi’kmaq expect to hold Clearwater’s Canadian fishing licences within a fully Mi’kmaq-owned partnership
IceBear wants to get copies of his painting into hospitals hardest hit by COVID-19
Joining the military at age 20 was a no-brainer for Trevor Whitten
Among residential schools in Canada, St. Anne’s in Fort Albany, Ont., was particularly toxic
Final approval from the Judicial Council is expected in January
26 Indigenous communities had reported two or more active COVID-19 cases.