In 'Edmonton,' more than 100 people gathered outside the Legislative Assembly building on Oct. 3 to protest the provincial ...

Cree community in Saskatchewan brings home their Ancestor sîpiskwêsîkan's painted fabric from Smithsonian in 'Washington, D.C ...

Writer Taina Da Silva reflects on how Anishinaabe activist Gwawich’s work has helped her to remember the power of her treaty ...

Community members and allies marched to Queen’s Park demanding fair compensation and the closure of the Dryden mill ...

With events including a powwow and a commemorative walk, people on the prairies honoured survivors of residential ‘schools’ — ...

During two events this week, people came together to support survivors and their families in the wake of masked denialists ...

Pre-signed copies of ‘Truth Before Reconciliation’ were made available for audience goers of the September 17 launch in ...

A nanuk (polar bear) in Tongait KakKasuangita SilakKijapvinga (Torngat Mountains National Park) in northern ‘Labrador.’ Photo by Frey Blake-Pijogge After retiring from his career as a federal ...

A still from ‘Racing Waters’ shows the Island Brave Canoe Club on the water fighting for the lead. Submitted image A new docuseries showcases the fast-paced sport of canoe racing — with sprawling ...

This story was originally printed in Ha-Shilth-Sa and appears here with permission and minor style edits. Two Ts’msyen First Nations harvesters are putting traditional foods back on the table with a ...

Tisha Duncan was 19 years old when she had the idea to start a lending library of powwow regalia in Anishinaabe Aki. She wanted to give free access to regalia for those who wanted to dance at powwows ...