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'I WISH TO INFORM YOU THAT THIS MATTER HAS BEEN DEALT WITH AS OF 2010,' STATED ACTOR WILL STRONGHEART
Melanie Rope said she'd been dating Will Strongheart for just under a year when he subjected her to a prolonged assault that put her in hospital... READ MORE›
LETTER TO 'TREATY INDIAN' A DATA-ENTRY ERROR, ALBERTA HEALTH SERVICES SAYS
This was an inexcusable error and should never have happened, AHS said in a statement on Twitter Thursday afternoon... READ MORE›
PARLIAMENT MUST NOT BE 'WEAK-KNEED' ON CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE FOR INDIGENOUS PEOPLE, SENATOR SAYS
Parliament must deliver something clear on constitutional recognition for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, says Labor senator Patrick Dodson... READ MORE›
WORLD TUBERCULOSIS DAY: CANADA'S INUIT BATTLE 'EXCEPTIONAL' RATES
Canadian government unveils a new plan to eliminate tuberculosis from Inuit communities in the Arctic by 2030... READ MORE›
REDRESS SCHEME IS RACIST TOWARDS INDIGENOUS PEOPLE, SENATE COMMITTEE HEARS
Some eligibility requirements of the National Redress Scheme for Institutional Child Sexual Abuse have been labelled as racist towards Indigenous Australians... READ MORE›
INDIGENOUS ARTIST FROM SMALL-TOWN ALBERTA 'HONOURED' TO SHOWCASE WORK IN GERMANY
The event in Berlin is about Canada showcasing Indigenous culture to big players in the tourism industry... READ MORE›
CALLS FOR CHANGES TO CHILD WELFARE, JUSTICE SYSTEM
The verdict in Cormier's case brought renewed accusations that the justice system fails to properly serve Indigenous people... READ MORE›
CANADIAN PRIME MINISTER AIMS TO MEND PAST INJUSTICES TO FIRST PEOPLES WITH SWEEPING LEGAL REFORMS
It will include new legislation, policy or other mechanisms to put those rights in action, Trudeau said... READ MORE›
WHY OTTAWA'S RULES FOR ENERGY PROJECTS LEAVE SOME HOPEFUL BUT OTHERS CONCERNED
There were high expectations headed into Thursday's long-awaited announcement on how Ottawa would overhaul the approval process for major energy projects in Canada... READ MORE›
RACIAL TENSION FRONT AND CENTRE AT COLTEN BOUSHIE TRIAL
Racial tension in Saskatchewan is front and centre at the Colten Boushie trial starting Monday... READ MORE›
TENS OF THOUSANDS MARCH FOR CHANGE THE DATE IN RALLIES ACROSS AUSTRALIA
In Melbourne Victorian Greens MP Lidia Thorpe has recalled before a crowd the pain caused by Australia Day celebrations for First Nations People... READ MORE›
6-POINT FEDERAL PLANS INCLUDES A PUSH TO DEVOLVE CHILD WELFARE TO INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES
Critics also say provincial rules and regulations on child welfare prohibit Indigenous communities from designing their own systems of kinship care and family reunification... READ MORE›
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CULTURAL APPROPRIATION: MAKE IT ILLEGAL WORLDWIDE, INDIGENOUS ADVOCATES SAY
Anaya is one of several Indigenous leaders at this round of negotiations who are questioning just how serious some member states are taking the negotiations... READ MORE›
'WE CANNOT FORGET THE HISTORY': JUSTIN TRUDEAU APOLOGIZES TO N.L. RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL SURVIVORS
Obed spoke to the feelings of frustration and sadness the Newfoundland and Labrador Indigenous community felt following their exclusion from the 2008 Harper apology... READ MORE›
COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER ARTICLE ABOUT HEAD LICE WITH PHOTO OF INDIGENOUS GIRL SPARKS OUTRAGE
Community newspaper article about head lice with photo of Indigenous girl sparks outrage - CBC News... READ MORE›
'A STATE OF CRISIS': INDIGENOUS GROUP CALLS FOR CHANGE AS CANADA DAY NEARS
'Canada has failed Indigenous peoples' At a news conference in Charlottetown, Trudeau was asked about the teepee ceremony... READ MORE›
TRUDEAU INVITES POPE TO CANADA FOR APOLOGY TO NATIVES
READ MORE Canada accused of 'cultural genocide' Trudeau said he and the pope also discussed climate change... READ MORE›
THE RESTAURANT KITCHEN WHERE EVERYONE HAS HIV
The restaurant kitchen where everyone has HIV 'We want to challenge stigma'... READ MORE›
POPE FRANCIS IN ECUADOR CALLS FOR MORE PROTECTION OF RAIN FOREST AND ITS PEOPLE
Koenig, whose group works with indigenous peoples to protect the Amazon... READ MORE›
2 NORTHERN ALBERTA FIRST NATIONS WILL SHARE A 49% INTEREST IN SUNCOR OILSANDS STORAGE FACILITY
The acquisition by the Mikisew Cree and Fort McKay First Nations was first announced a year ago but was conditional on the First Nations securing funding... READ MORE›
A MUSEUM ABOUT RIGHTS, AND A LEGACY OF UNCOMFORTABLE CANADIAN TRUTHS
WINNIPEG, Manitoba -- The Canadian Museum for Human Rights offers many opportunities for contemplation... READ MORE›
'WE HAVE SO MUCH TO OFFER'
Littlechild wants non-Indigenous peoples, especially in the Edmonton area, to know that they are welcome at the World Indigenous Nations Games... READ MORE›
CANADA DISCRIMINATES AGAINST CHILDREN ON RESERVES, TRIBUNAL RULES
In a news release, the Canadian Human Rights Commission also applauded the tribunal's ruling... READ MORE›
WILLIAM AND KATE URGED TO CONFRONT PAST COLONIAL WRONGS IN CANADA
Canada is rated sixth in the world when it comes to the United Nations Human Development Index... READ MORE›
'IT'S TIME TO GET RID OF IT AND RECOGNIZE INUIT PEOPLE AS MODERN DAY PEOPLE,' SAYS NORMA DUNNING
'it's time to get rid of it and recognize inuit people as modern day people,' says norma dunning... READ MORE›
INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES TURN TO RENEWABLE ENERGY TO BREAK CYCLE OF WELFARE
Melina Loubicon-Massimo, from the Lubicon Cree First Nation in Canada, says her community has achieved incredible results with renewable energy... READ MORE›
ALBERTA HEALTH SERVICES EMPLOYEE SUSPENDED FOR TEXTING RACIAL SLUR TO INDIGENOUS WOMAN
She taught at Kainai High School, also southwest of Lethbridge, for 14 years, earning her master of education during that time... READ MORE›
LOOKING FOR THE BEST TEACHER IN THE WORLD? HEAD TO NORTHERN QUEBEC
Seven Inuit runners from Salluit ran the Big Island Half-Marathon in Hawaii last month... READ MORE›
'THE WORST OF THE FIRE IS NOT OVER'
And Fort McMurray's critical infrastructure -- including the water treatment plant, waste water treatment plant, Highway 63 and the Grant MacEwan Bridge -- remained intact Tuesday night... READ MORE›
BREAKING: FEDERAL COURT DISMISSES FIRST NATIONS SITE C DAM CHALLENGE
The Federal Court of Appeal has dismissed a lawsuit from two B.C. First Nations trying to prevent the Site C dam project from going ahead... READ MORE›
INDIGENOUS WOMEN NEARLY 10 TIMES MORE LIKELY TO BE STREET CHECKED BY EDMONTON POLICE, NEW DATA SHOWS
Between 2012 and 2016, Edmonton police stopped, questioned and documented 130,515 people when there was no grounds for arrest, performing an average of 26,103 street checks per year... READ MORE›
ONTARIO PREMIER SAYS PROPOSAL TO STRIP PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF JOHN A. MACDONALD'S NAME MISSES MARK
The remarks come one day after the Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario made headlines with a proposal to strip public schools of John A. Macdonald's name... READ MORE›
'IT MEANS EVERYTHING': SUPREME COURT TO RULE ON INDIGENOUS RELATIONS WITH ENERGY COMPANIES
The Supreme Court will rule on whether the NEB adequately consulted Inuit in the area when it gave the green light to the testing... READ MORE›
BID TO OUST INDIGENOUS VETERANS PRESIDENT GAINS MOMENTUM
Steven Ross, grand chief of the Saskatchewan First Nations Veterans Association, agrees Blackwolf should be removed... READ MORE›
FATHER AND SON BRING BACK NATIVE PRESS AFTER A NEARLY THREE DECADE HIATUS
A Yellowknife father and son are publishing the Native Press again -- an Indigenous newspaper in the Northwest Territories -- nearly three decades after it folded... READ MORE›
WINNIPEG WOMAN VYING FOR MISS INDIAN WORLD TITLE
Every year in April, thousands of Indigenous people across from North America travel to Albuquerque, N.M... READ MORE›
INDIGENOUS INSPIRED PLAYGROUND A LONDON FIRST
Take a look at London's new, one-of-a-kind Indigenous inspired playground... READ MORE›
B.C.'S IMPENDING KINDER MORGAN CHALLENGE IS ANOTHER STRAW ON A VERY BELEAGUERED CAMEL
Government announcing they were lawyering up for a legal challenge of the Trans Mountain pipeline project is significant, creating close to total agreement in B.C... READ MORE›
LEGAL WARRIORS: PROFILES OF 5 INDIGENOUS LAWYERS
A founding member of the Indigenous Bar Association of Canada, Donald Worme is a Cree lawyer based in Saskatoon... READ MORE›
OILSANDS PLANT BLAST NEAR FORT MCMURRAY LEAVES 1 DEAD, ANOTHER CRITICAL
One person is dead and another is in critical condition after an explosion Friday afternoon at Alberta's Nexen Long Lake facility, Wood Buffalo RCMP say... READ MORE›
CANADA'S FIRST NATIONS ALREADY FEEL FAILED BY INQUIRY INTO MISSING AND MURDERED WOMEN
What's at stake is that we're going to lose more and more of indigenous women and girls in Canada... READ MORE›
'INDIGENOUS PROTECTED AREAS REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL WHEN THERE ARE PEOPLE IN THEM, TAKING CARE OF THEM'
The conference is being hosted by the Alberta Recreation and Parks Association... READ MORE›