Crooked Bough News Round-up

+ Wildfire smoke hits the Sahtu, Tłı̨chǫ, Dehcho regions again as hot, dry conditions linger—Fires in the North and South Slave regions, the Sahtu and the Dehcho a...

+ Michelle O'Bonsawin becomes 1st Indigenous person nominated to Supreme Court of Canada—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on Friday his nomination of Mi...

+ 'Mi'kma'ki' is a new series about the Indigenous experience in communities across Newfoundland and Labrador—Series includes stories about a community that's reviving the traditio...

+ Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs return home after Canada-wide tour of First Nations—Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs opposed to a natural gas pipeline under...

+ 'Dream come true' for First Nations artist as Winnipeg fabric store commissions Indigenous designs—A Winnipeg fabric store is commissioning Indigenous artists to create ...

+ New land-based educational program combines Western science and Indigenous culture—More than a dozen Indigenous youth gathered recently at a rural Nova S...

+ Woman files complaint about First Nations financial transparency group with B.C. Law Society—After waiting months for legal help or a refund, Rosalin Miles has fil...

+ More visitors being drawn to Lennox Island for traditional Mi'kmaw experiences—The Lennox Island Mi'kmaq Culture Centre is seeing a growing number of...

+ Paqtnkek Mi'kmaw Nation in shock over death of Chief Tma Francis—Paqtnkek Mi'kmaw Nation Chief Tma Francis died suddenly at his home on...

+ New Hamilton program helps Indigenous single moms get a diploma and 'build confidence'—A program being run by the Hamilton Regional Indian Centre (HRIC) is h...

+ Draining tailings into Athabasca River one solution under review in oilpatch, says Guilbeault—Releasing treated oilsands tailings into the environment isn't the onl...

+ Métis athletes from northern Alberta win back-to-back matches at province's Indigenous Games—Most players from the Paddle Prairie Métis Settlement are brand new to...

+ Wildfire evacuees hopeful they'll soon return home after generators shipped to Pukatawagan—More than 300 Pukatawagan residents who have been living in Brandon ho...

+ Young people learn about environment, tackling climate change through Métis traditions at Manitoba day camp—Young people who participated in the Manitoba Métis Federation's lates...

+ Remote First Nation welcomes Blue Rodeo musicians for festival—The remote community of Moose Factory in northern Ontario will host a ...

+ First Nations lobster fishermen in N.S. not required to observe whale closure—The department is allowing ceremonial lobster fishing in St. Marys Bay...

+ Discovery of 12 Inuvialuit gravesites in Edmonton brings closure for families marked by TB epidemic—Some Inuvialuit families are in Edmonton this week, marking the recent...

+ UBC Senate votes to rescind honorary degree given to bishop involved in residential schools—On Wednesday, the University of British Columbia's Vancouver Senate vo...

+ CYFN to build Indigenous-led women and children's shelter in Whitehorse—A new women and children’s shelter will be built in the Yukon. On Wedn...

+ Gaps in census data collection may show incomplete picture of Indigenous languages—Dialects of Inuktitut and Cree are the main Indigenous languages spoke...

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+ Catholic Church Reaps Millions from Genocide of Native Children — [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ Native Children: Victims of fundraising and abuse by Catholic Church— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ Apache Stronghold -- Ninth Circuit may reconsider Oak Flat appeal— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

+ Rapid Spread of COVID: CDC recommends masks indoors for much of Indian country -- August 17, 2022— [Author: noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)]

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+ Diné artists win big: Ceremonial art exhibit brings record crowds, sales, awards—GALLUP This year’s Gallup Inter-Tribal Ceremonial fine art exhibit bro...

+ New Ceremonial queen is from Pinedale—GALLUP Last Wednesday, the El Morro Theater was filled near to the bri...

+ Guest Column | Historical event: Groundbreaking for code talker museum—By Geri Hongeva FLAGSTAFF A historical event at Tse Bonito, New Mexico...

+ Kaibeto sees flash flooding after Thursday’s heavy rainfall—K’AI’BII’TÓ, Ariz. Some residents watched as torrents of rainwater slu...

+ Groundbreaking sets sights on ’24 fall opening—TSE BONITO, N.M. Nearly 13 years after Chevron donated 208 acres to th...

+ Letters | For a proper understanding of Blessing Way—I just would like to express some basic information about being a Diné...

+ Tó Niłtólí members say 3,720-foot contour line was intended to keep Diné from Lake Powell—DÁ’DEESTŁ’IN HÓTSAA The Naabik’íyáti Tó Niłtólí Task Force members say...

+ Comics by Jack Ahasteen—Jack Ahasteens toon for Aug. 18, 2020. Select a thumbnail below to lau...

+ Slideshow: July monsoons—View images from Navajo Times photographer Donovan Quintero of July mo...

+ Slideshow: 100th Annual Gallup Inter-Tribal Ceremonial—View images from Navajo Times staff of the 100th Annual Gallup Inter-T...

+ Dartmouth graduate transfers to NMSU to continue football dream—CHINLE James Jones III, or “JJ” to his friends, achieved his goal this...

+ 100th Annual Gallup Inter-Tribal Ceremonial Rodeo: Top 3 in saddle-bronc separated by 1 point—CHURCH ROCK, N.M. The 100th Annual Gallup Inter-Tribal Ceremonial Rode...

+ Hornets return five starters to tough region—Navajo Times | Quentin JodieMembers of the Ganado Hornet football team...

+ Gallup coach ‘excited’ about upcoming season—GALLUP The Gallup High football team is in a lot better position at th...

+ Hozho football: Monument Valley dedicates renovated football stadium—CHINLE Last Friday, Monument Valley High held a dedication ceremony fo...

+ Obituaries for Aug. 18, 2022—Chelsea J. Begay Chelsea J. Begay GALLUP — Funeral services for Chelse...

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