King Charles’s Visit to Canada Raises Questions About Indigenous Rights King Charles spoke to Canada’s parliament this week. Some people saw his speech as a […]
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Ontario Mining Bill Sparks Blockade Threats Amid Controversy
First Nations Warn of Blockades Over Ontario’s New Mining Bill Road, rail, and mine blockades may be coming as First Nations leaders push back against […]
Canada Issues Apology to Inuit Communities for Historic Sled Dog Mass Killings
Canada Apologizes to Inuit of Northern Quebec for 1950s-60s Sled Dog Slaughter, Offers Compensation The Government of Canada formally apologized on Saturday to the Inuit […]
How Murray Sinclair Transformed Canada
Murray Sinclair—an Anishinaabe lawyer, judge, senator, and, most notably, the chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission—passed away last week at the age of 73. […]
Prominent Indigenous Leader Murray Sinclair Passes Away at 73
Murray Sinclair, the Anishinaabe former senator and judge who led Canada’s groundbreaking Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) investigation into the country’s residential school system, has […]
Federal Government and First Nations Celebrate $1.4 Billion ‘Cows and Plows’ Settlement
Representatives from Alberta First Nations and federal ministers came together on Friday to finalize a $1.4-billion settlement, addressing a debt dating back to the early […]
First Nations Group Begins Recruiting Workers for Landfill Search for Human Remains
The Manitoba government, in collaboration with the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs, has initiated the recruitment process to hire workers for a landfill search aimed at […]