Gavin Hemeon and his teammates with the University of Toronto Varsity Blues football squad have yet to win a game this season ...

Archaeological evidence from an ancient North Saskatchewan River crossing is helping researchers trace thousands of years of ...

After 15 years of her mind being home to a fantastical world, award-winning Haisla and Heiltsuk author Eden Robinson has ...

A free digital book that includes the artwork of survivors of the Indian residential school system has been launched.The book ...

Correction: The online course module 1 for “Indigenous Engagement and Partnership Development” is free, and then there is a ...

The First Nations Leadership Council (FNLC) was disgusted and angered to learn of the stark demonstration of racialized hate apparently associated with the white nationalist and supremacist group ...

A cannibal in the Heiltsuk culture, says poet Jess Housty, is a “complex idea…as something that takes, but also something that gives. There's a really deep inherent reciprocity to the cannibal figure.

Season two of a popular treasure hunting documentary series will begin on the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network on Sept. 24.The first season of Red River Gold was nominated for five Rosie Awards, ...

It hadn’t been Jessica Outram’s intention to take Bernice (Normandin) Lamondin on another adventure, but when an entry in a local history book “kept coming back to me and coming back to me,” Outram ...

First Nations Bank of Canada is a federally chartered bank primarily focused on providing financial services to the Indigenous marketplace in Canada. Over 91% Indigenous owned and controlled, FNBC is ...

A 32-year-old lawsuit asserting Métis title across a vast northern claim area is poised to return to a Saskatchewan courtroom. It revives a legal test of whether Canada could extinguish collective ...

Balance in his novel Ninan: Tiohtiá:ke, Montreal is important, says author Michel Jean, but it has little to do with being a former journalist or news anchor. It has to do with being Innu. “I see both ...