Sacred fire a beacon of light for sex abuse victims in Treaty 3
Reaction to fire has been mixed as some want sex abuse swept under the rug
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A decade later, little learned from devastating 2011 Manitoba flood say First Nations leaders, water experts
May marks 10 years since 4,000 people from four First Nations were given hours notice…
After multiple attempts, suicide prevention legislation passed in Saskatchewan
Doyle Vermette says Bill 601 is something he’s been pushing the Saskatchewan legislature to pass…
Federal Liberals take heat for extending timeline to fix drinking water problems on First Nations
Government quietly tabled plan with new deadlines for water at a committee
‘Incredibly toxic’: More Indigenous women share stories of racism in the federal bureaucracy
Warning: This story contains graphic language and discusses suicide
‘It’s time to act’: Report into youth protection system says Quebec government knows the solution to problems
First Nations and Inuit in Quebec waited two years for the Laurent Commission’s final report…
‘Keep families together’: Moving beyond racist notions of neglect in child welfare
Experts discuss colonial failings and ways to support families during Beyond Neglect series.
Anishinaabe language strategy in Ontario teaching language to everyone
An Ojibwe language strategy in Ontario, called Anishinaabemodaa, is working towards revitalizing Anishinaabe language throughout…
Dutch-born P.E.I. man on a mission to find photos of First Nations soldiers killed overseas in WWII
William Daniels was Cree and Stanley Jones was Haida. Both died fighting Nazi Germany and both are buried in the Netherlands