Crooked Bough News Round-up

+ Kanien'kehá:ka designer ready for the runway at New York Fashion Week—Kahnawà:ke-based designer Karoniénhawe Diabo behind the brand She Hold...

+ Kanien'kehá:ka journalist and Métis artist ready to share their expertise with McGill University—The writer-in-residence and artist-in-residence programs bring Indigen...

+ How Lil Bands grew from a 'ragtag' start to become a major First Nations hockey tournament—The Lil Bands hockey tournament of 20 years ago would have been unreco...

+ 5 years in the making, the 2023 Arctic Winter Games were well worth the wait—Not since 2018 had the Arctic Winter Games taken place; the pandemic l...

+ Children's book brings elder and artist together to reconnect children with nature—Walking Together, a new book by Mi'kmaw elder Albert Marshall, describ...

+ Pacific Coast Indigenous nations see a glimmer of hope for the future of salmon—Many Indigenous nations carry a deep spiritual connection with salmon....

+ 'Clearly, something is wrong': Correctional Service to review elder programs in prisons—An Indigenous human rights activist says he hopes an upcoming Correcti...

+ Shameful backlash to lawyers' Indigenous culture course shows why we need it—Question the Law Society of Alberta rules all you want, but the long h...

+ Red Dress pin spreads MMIWG awareness at Arctic Winter Games—Pin trading is the unofficial sport of the Arctic Winter Games. This y...

+ Lead investigator in DeBungee death case in Thunder Bay, Ont., demoted for 18 months—The Thunder Bay, Ont., officer who led the flawed investigation into a...

+ An 11-year-old from Nunavut made its U20 Arctic Winter Games hockey team. It wasn't easy—It’s not easy being a hockey player in Pangnirtung, a community of few...

+ How the Lil Bands hockey tournament brings First Nations communities together at the rink—Hundreds of players and families from remote First Nations in northwes...

+ Ontario First Nation hires outside firm to investigate 28-year boil water advisory—A northern Ontario First Nation that has lived under a boil-water advi...

+ Métis cards will soon be accepted as ID for liquor, cannabis, gaming in Manitoba—The province will soon accept Manitoba Métis Federation citizenship ca...

+ Clan Mothers want to buy vacant Point Douglas lot for $1, build transitional housing for women—The city is considering a proposal to sell a Maple Street property to ...

+ Remembering a 'tremendous ally,' Eva Sock's family and friends reflect on her loss—The loss of a lifelong advocate for two-spirit and Indigenous people i...

+ Collecting racial data in Manitoba hospitals will help 'disrupt and dismantle' racism in health care: doctor—Manitoba is launching a new system-wide expansion of race-based data c...

+ 'He'll never get to see me graduate': Daughter regrets stolen time as RCMP officers charged in father's death—The family of an Indigenous man who died after being arrested by RCMP ...

+ Family wants change as questions linger about death of woman who wandered from Sask. hospital last year—The family of a woman with bipolar disorder who wandered away from a S...

+ Time for more Indigenous N.B. senators, says former lieutenant-governor—Former lieutenant-governor Graydon Nicholas is calling on Prime Minist...

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+ University of California Berkeley leads U.S. in Native Grave Robbing — [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ Shut Down Red HIll Facility -- U.S. Navy Endangers Native Hawaiians Water— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ American Indian Airwaves: Listen 'Nuclear Colonialism and Protecting Mother Earth'— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ Ward Valley 'Ground Zero' Spiritual Gatheirng Feb. 18, 2023— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ Department of Defense Harbors Thousands of Native Remains, Including Four Ancestors at Fallon Bombing Range— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ Museums Harboring Thousands of Apache Ancestors— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ Apache Stronghold Sacred Run to Oak Flat Feb. 16 -- 19, 2023— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ Chili Yazzie -- Navajo's 'transitional energy' company is damaging the earth, encroaching on Hualapai land— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ Chili Yazzie 'Relationship to Land Concepts: Who owns the land?'— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ American Indian Airwaves: Listen to Nuclear Colonialism Series— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ Phoenix: Heard Museum Harboring O'otham and O'odham Remains— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ Genocide at Blue Quills School at Saddle Lake— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ Dine' March to Navajo Nation Council 'No Fracking for Helium'— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ Driver Killing Paiute Journalist Myron Dewey Seeks Plea Deal— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ Muscogee in the News -- Death of a forest defender, museums harboring remains and media censorship— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ The Rich Get Richer: Non-Profits in Indian Country 'It's all about power'— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ Today is Joye Braun Day, Jan. 20, 2023— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)] [Category: Cheyenne River, Jo...

+ Protect Diné Bikéyah: March to Navajo Council Jan. 24, 2023— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ Lithium Mining Company Cited for Trespass on Protected Tiehm’s Buckwheat Habitat— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ O'odham in Sonora Emergency Food Fundraiser Jan. 17, 2023— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

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+ 2A North Region Tournament: Piñon boys, Valley girls advance to finals—EAGER, Ariz. The finals are set for the 2A North Region tournament. Th...

+ St. Michaels Chapter office closes without notice—ST. MICHAELS, Ariz.  Community members needing services were greeted ...

+ Chinle Bee returns after 3-year hiatus—WINDOW ROCK The Navajo Times-Navajo Nation Agency Spelling Bee kicked ...

+ Full steam ahead for freshmen Council—WINDOW ROCK The 25th Navajo Nation Council already has a full plate an...

+ Letters | ‘Native Warrior,’ an 8-foot statue—Attention: Native Americans across the nation — Indians, Alaskans, and...

+ Imitating Atsá—TSÉBIGHÁHOODZÁNÍ They imitate the eagle––the birds. Courtesy photo | ...

+ Comics by Jack Ahasteen—Jack Ahasteens toon for Feb. 2, 2023. Select a thumbnail below to laun...

+ Rock Point clinches No. 2 seed in super regional tournament—BURNSIDE, Ariz. In its regular season finale, the Rock Point boys bask...

+ Diné cellist takes the Phoenix Metro area by storm—By Chael Moore Special to the Times SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. Courtesy photoTa...

+ ‘We take care of the fire’: A flood of emotion for sáanii siláołtsooí at historic inauguration—FORT DEFIANCE The Diné Sáanii Siláołtsooí Color Guard Jan. 10 brought ...

+ Tohatchi girls looking for consistency—TOHATCHI, N.M. In convincing fashion, the Tohatchi Lady Cougars made q...

+ ‘We’re still rebuilding’: Winslow boys make huge strides this season—WINSLOW A state playoff bid for the Winslow boys basketball team will ...

+ Gallup bounces back in win over Miyamura—By Santiago Ramos Jr. Special to the Times GALLUP It’s the halfway poi...

+ Obituaries for Feb. 2, 2023—LaVerta C. Archie LaVerta C. Archie MICHAELS, Ariz. — Funeral services...

+ Two Diné magistrate judges take oath of office—GALLUP On Monday afternoon, McKinley County Court held a swearing-in c...

+ Hoops roundup: Top-ranked KC girls outlast No. 2 Gallup—(Editor’s note: Here is a sample of what’s to come in this week’s spor...

+ Letters | Diné veterans in ‘survival’ mode—Yá’át’ééh, fellow Navajo veterans. In a world where glass ceilings are...

+ Much-needed moisture creates hardship for rural areas across Nation—WINDOW ROCK More than 72 hours ago, the Hard Rock, Forest Lake, Piñon,...

+ Guest Column | Code Talker John Kinsel turns 106—By Ruth Kawano Editor’s note: Bazhnibah (Ruth Kawano) is a retired U.S...

+ Local Diné Asdzáán expands small business in Gallup—WINDOW ROCK Six years ago, Jacqueline Ahasteen was a successful electr...

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