All-Blacks rumble in Toronto
This weekend Canadians got a chance to learn more about rugby. One of the world’s top teams was in Toronto for a sold-out match against Canada.
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First Nation children still forced off-reserve to get education
Leaving home for a better education is not uncommon.
What is uncommon is when kids as young as thirteen have to do it.
Non-indigenous designer facing criticism over creating Indigenous-themed fashion
Artists and entrepreneurs are struggling to find the line that separates honouring a culture and stealing from it.
Tsilhqot'in heading to Ottawa
Members from the Tsilhqot’in First Nation in British Columbia is making its way to Ottawa planning to be on hand as the Supreme Court of Canada hears what could be a historic land title case.
New Zealand's All Blacks tackle Toronto
The world’s top rugby team in Toronto, the New Zealand All Blacks is a team comprised of all Maori players.
NWT gets new education plan
Graduation rates for aboriginal students in the northwest territories are among the lowest in the nation.As Wayne Rivers reports the territories government has unveiled a new plan that they say does just that.
Winnipeg student says she was kicked off bus over sweatshirt saying: Got Land? Thank an Indian
The day after the city of Winnipeg launched their new aboriginal relations division to help build relationships and give opportunities to aboriginal youth in the city, a complaint has arisen.
Aglukkaq to determine fate of mine plan criticized by environmental panel and opposed by Tsilhqot'in
The final word on a proposed open pit gold and copper mine that the Tsilhqot’in British Columbia have vowed to oppose at all cost now rests with Environment Minister Leona Aglukkaq.
Man alleged to have stolen $2.5 million from Whitecap First Nation Casino surrenders
The accountant who allegedly stole 2.5 million dollars from the casino on the white cap First Nation near Saskatoon has turned himself in.