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CANADA'S TRUDEAU APOLOGIZES FOR ABUSE AT INDIGENOUS SCHOOLS THROUGH 20TH CENTURY
The decision came after a decadelong controversy over the federal government's responsibility... 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›
'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›
VAST INDIGENOUS LAND CLAIMS IN CANADA ENCOMPASS PARLIAMENT HILL
Some indigenous groups, like the Algonquins, never signed treaties giving up their land... READ MORE›
EDUCATION MINISTER'S IGNORANCE 'TRUMP-ESQUE,' SAYS CHIEF AFTER TREATY EDUCATION COMMENTS
While serving as Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations vice-chief, he negotiated the terms of a joint task force on First Nations and Metis education in Saskatchewan... READ MORE›
THE RESTAURANT KITCHEN WHERE EVERYONE HAS HIV
The restaurant kitchen where everyone has HIV 'We want to challenge stigma'... READ MORE›
POPE CANONIZES FIRST NEW WORLD MARTYRS, CALLS AMAZON SYNOD FOR 2019
REUTERS Alessandro Bianchi The pope also canonized 30 martyrs who were killed for their faith in Brazil in 1645... READ MORE›
ONTARIO CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETIES WORKING TO AVOID REPEAT OF SIXTIES SCOOP
Earlier this week, the Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies issued a formal apology for the damage done to survivors of the Sixties Scoop... READ MORE›
MIWATE WELCOMES PUBLIC BACK TO SACRED CHAUDIERE FALLS
She said Ottawa 2017 had a deep appreciation of Indigenous culture, and included the voices of Indigenous youth on the soundtrack... READ MORE›
CANADA WILL PAY COMPENSATION TO THOUSANDS OF INDIGENOUS 'STOLEN CHILDREN'
The government will pay nearly 800m to survivors of the 'Sixties Scoop' policy, which forcibly removed aboriginal children from their families... READ MORE›
CANADA CHILDREN'S BOOK RECALLED AMID ACCUSATIONS OF WHITEWASHING HISTORY
Workbook recasts dispossession of First Nations peoples as voluntary but sparks outrage on social media for ignoring 'suffering and injustice'... READ MORE›
CATHOLIC CROSSES PAINTED IN INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY SOLD WORLDWIDE
Protecting the artwork Copyright of Indigenous artwork is paramount to protecting the Santa Teresa crosses, according to Sister Wiemers... 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›
BOWFORT TOWERS 'NEVER MEANT TO BE AN INDIGENOUS ARTWORK,' CITY AND TREATY 7 CHIEFS SAY IN JOINT STATEMENT
The half-million-dollar installation by New York artist Del Geist -- part of the newly completed interchange at the Trans-Canada Highway and Bowfort Road N.W... READ MORE›
P.E.I. PUTS UP $2.2M FOR MI'KMAQ WATERFRONT CENTRE
We are pleased to continue to work in a co-operative manner to advance the interests of First Nations Islanders in a positive and respectful relationship... READ MORE›
ARGENTINA'S INDIGENOUS MAPUCHE FIGHT FOR ANCESTRAL LANDS
The Charlottesville fallout and what to make of Trump's views on white supremacy... READ MORE›
UNITED NATIONS PANEL CALLS FOR HALT OF B.C.'S SITE C DAM
The recommendation comes three weeks after British Columbia's NDP government requested a review of what had been a signature megaproject for former premier Christy Clark... READ MORE›
Trending News Headlines : Chief Bobby Cameron
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›
'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›
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›
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›
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›
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›
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›
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›
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›
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›
TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION COMMISSION FINAL REPORT POINTS TO 'GROWING CRISIS' FOR INDIGENOUS YOUTH
Truth and Reconciliation final report points to 'growing crisis' for indigenous youth... READ MORE›
POPE CALLS UNFETTERED CAPITALISM 'THE DUNG OF THE DEVIL'
He also called for an end to what he said was the genocide of Christians taking place in the Middle East and beyond... READ MORE›
'CONTINUATION OF DISRESPECT OF NATIVE PEOPLES'
The impending highway was designed to give commuters in Phoenix, the sixth-largest city in the United States, an easier way of navigating the city... READ MORE›
TRANS MOUNTAIN PIPELINE GETS INDIGENOUS-LED OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE
Trans Mountain ...'s committed to building and sustaining respectful relationships with Indigenous communities and partners including shared prosperity through the development and lifecycle of the project... READ MORE›
JUNA-PERO SERRA'S BRUTAL STORY IN SPOTLIGHT AS POPE PREPARES FOR CANONISATION
Natives travelled to California and Washington this week to protest against Serra's elevation in person... READ MORE›
SPATE OF SUICIDE ATTEMPTS SHOCK CANADIAN COMMUNITY
First Nation refers to non-Inuit and non-Metis indigenous people in Canada... READ MORE›
ANALYSIS | SOUTH AMERICA'S INDIGENOUS GROUPS USED TO LINE UP WITH THE LEFT. NOT ANYMORE.
As indigenous leaders in states such as Amazonas have defected to Venezuela's opposition, the strains with the government have worsened... READ MORE›
EVEN THE MILITARY MAY NOT BE ENOUGH TO PROTECT AN ENDANGERED AMAZON TRIBE
Brazil's armed forces ejected hundreds of settlers from an indigenous reserve. A year later, outsiders are back... READ MORE›
'THE STRUGGLE HAS NEVER BEEN ABOUT SAVING THE PLANET'
Naidoo is now at the end of his six-year stint as head of Greenpeace and is preparing to head home to his native South Africa... READ MORE›
WORLD INDIGENOUS GAMES DRAW 2,000 ATHLETES AMID PROTESTS OVER GROUPS' RIGHTS
According to the Catholic church's Missionary Council for Indigenous Peoples Cimi, 138 indigenous people were killed in clashes over land last year, a rise of 130 percent over 2013... READ MORE›
FIRST NATIONS CHILD WELFARE RULING A PRECEDENT FOR OTHER ON-RESERVE ISSUES, LAWYERS SAY
Every single element of government services that Canadians take for granted, First Nations people do not... READ MORE›
TOP GUATEMALAN BEAUTY SPOT MIRED IN INDIGENOUS RIGHTS CONFLICT
Conap promotional material states that Semuc Champey means where the river hides beneath the earth in the Q'eqchi language... READ MORE›
INDIGENOUS LEADERS CRITICAL OF GOVERNMENT HOUSING SUPPORT AFTER DEADLY FIRE
Day said underfunding for First Nations is an issue that needs to be addressed... READ MORE›
FIRST NATIONS LEADER URGES CANADA TO PROSECUTE 'OUT OF HAND' HATE SPEECH
It's getting out of hand, said Chief Bobby Cameron of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations, which represents 74 First Nations in the province of Saskatchewan... READ MORE›