- — Indigenous women celebrated at Sundance Film Festival
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at 1/27/23 2:00amCanadian Indigenous women are making waves at this year's Sundance Film Festival in Utah.- — First Nations groups upset with exclusion from health-care funding talks
- at 1/26/23 3:57pmFirst Nations groups are criticizing their exclusion from an upcoming meeting between federal, provincial and territorial governments aiming to reach a funding deal to improve the country's ailing health-care system.
- — Poilievre's First Nations consultation pledge garners mixed reviews, call for 'more substance'
- at 1/26/23 3:28pmPierre Poilievre’s proposed First Nations resource revenue sharing model could be a step in the right direction, but the devil will be in the details as leaders and observers look for results.
- — Proposed changes to Alberta's oilsands mine cleanup fund are risky and rushed, critics caution
- at 1/26/23 8:52amAlberta is preparing to change how it ensures oilsands companies are able to pay for the mammoth job of cleaning up their operations, but critics fear a year of consultations hasn't been enough to avoid repeating past mistakes.
- — Province, Mi'kmaq to share governance of Kluskap Wilderness Area in Cape Breton
- at 1/26/23 3:00amA large tract of land in Cape Breton will soon be co-governed by familiar hands.
- — He founded the movement behind Qalipu First Nation — but he can't be a member
- at 1/26/23 2:30amOne of the founders of the movement that led to the creation of Qalipu First Nation says he was booted from the band after enrolment criteria changed — and the controversy over membership is antithetical to his original vision.
- — At nearly $500 a drum, northern Labrador residents worry about warmth as stove oil prices continue to rise
- at 1/26/23 2:30amResidents along Labrador's north coast aren't happy with the rise in the price of stove oil — which for some is their only source of heat during the long and cold winter months.
- — Missing 21-year old woman found safe: Coquitlam RCMP
- at 1/25/23 10:11pmCoquitlam RCMP have confirmed a 21 year-old woman who went missing on Jan. 13 has been found safe.
- — Bear Clan Patrol search Winnipeg streets for 2 Indigenous women, 1 missing nearly a year
- at 1/25/23 3:42pmVolunteers with the Bear Clan Patrol and family members are out in Winnipeg’s West Broadway neighbourhood on Wednesday afternoon, searching for any tips about a woman who went missing early last year.
- — Great Canadian Baking Show contestant hosts cooking classes as part of Decolonize YQR series
- at 1/25/23 10:57amA Cree and Nakoda baker is using her traditional food knowledge as a way to bring Indigenous people and non-Indigenous people together in Regina.
- — Backlog of eye appointments in Nunavut leads to frustration in Cambridge Bay
- at 1/25/23 10:45amA Cambridge Bay man says his "handyman" uncle has been waiting years to get a new pair of glasses. "He's using sunglasses and other broken glasses to repair his own glasses … and I don't think that's right."
- — 66 more potential burial sites discovered at former B.C. residential school
- at 1/25/23 2:00amThe lead investigator for a B.C. First Nations has announced its ongoing probe has revealed at least 28 children died on the grounds of a former residential school and identified 66 more potential burial sites.
- — Ottawa to begin 'intense' talks to rewrite First Nations child welfare compensation deal
- at 1/25/23 2:00amOttawa will attempt to renegotiate its $20-billion compensation package for people affected by the First Nations child welfare system, court records say.
- — Caribou summit asks a burning question: What's the future of the Porcupine herd?
- at 1/25/23 2:00amThe Porcupine caribou herd is one of the biggest in the world. A three-day gathering organized by the Gwich'in Tribal Council in Fort McPherson, N.W.T., invited people to find ways to keep it that way.
- — Northern Quebec elementary school says it's committed to doing better after racist incident
- at 1/25/23 2:00amOn Jan. 10, a group of 9- to 12-year-old students from Vatican II yelled racial stereotypes, insults and threats at Paula Menarick, a Cree woman. She posted about what happened on social media.
- — Tainted milk led to deaths of Alberta residential school children, group says
- at 1/24/23 5:54pmA new report suggests tainted milk carrying disease was responsible for the deaths of many First Nations children at an Alberta residential school.
- — Poilievre announces consultations with First Nations on resource revenues
- at 1/24/23 4:47pmPierre Poilievre is launching countrywide consultations between First Nations and industry leaders on an opt-in policy he’s proposing for First Nations to share the revenue generated by resource development on their lands.
- — Vic Mercredi, N.W.T's first NHLer, finally has a rookie card — 50 years later
- at 1/24/23 2:34pmIt took 50 years, and it was worth every minute for Vic Mercredi — one of eight Indigenous NHLers to be featured in the First Peoples Rookie Card series — to finally see his face on an NHL rookie card.
- — What would a $20 bill look like if it had an Indigenous woman front and centre?
- at 1/24/23 1:26pmNine Indigenous artists took on the challenge to design reimagined banknotes.
- — Sask. boarding school survivors launch proposed class-action lawsuit against federal, provincial governments
- at 1/24/23 11:30amThe Île-à-la-Crosse boarding school operated in northern Saskatchewan for more than 100 years.
- — Sask. Opposition MLA, Indigenous leaders call for halt of Crown lands auction
- at 1/24/23 9:34amIndigenous leaders and the Opposition NDP critic for First Nation and Métis relations assembled at the Saskatchewan Legislature Monday, once again calling on the provincial government to halt an upcoming auction for Crown lands.
- — All-women caribou hunt a success in northern Quebec
- at 1/24/23 2:00amA seven-woman caribou hunting expedition returned home to a heroine's welcome Saturday in the Naskapi community of Kawawachikamach in northern Quebec.
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