Indigenous families explore cultural teachings while homeschooling during pandemic
Homeschooling is the new way kids are learning because of the COVID-19 pandemic making the…
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Inside one family’s case: Why child welfare feels like a losing battle
Manitoba’s Child Welfare System appears to form an impenetrable wall between parents and their children.
After nearly a century, Metis activist James Brady being recognized for his photography
A museum in Calgary is showcasing the photographs of James Brady, a Metis man who…
Law society documents reveal how Crown avoided discipline in wrongful conviction of Metis man
Clayton Boucher was wrongfully convicted in 2017 after exonerating evidence withheld in Alberta
A place to belong: Metis agency creates housing for youth aging out of care
Lii Michif Otipemisiwak Family and Community Services builds model based on Indigenous perspectives to improve outcomes for Indigenous youth.
Second man charged in killing of Métis hunters in Alberta
Police said the men are related but did not reveal their relationship
Court process for man accused of killing 2 Métis hunters invokes Gerald Stanley case
“Sansom and his uncle were said to be exercising their treaty rights.”
Alberta group that teaches Metis culture goes online
A non-profit group in Alberta that teaches and preserves Metis culture has moved its lessons…
Indigenous Services minister warns against complacency because of few COVID-19 cases
Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) Minister Marc Miller held a news conference on Good Friday on…