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Bill C-21 delay won’t halt Red River Métis self-government, MMF says
Officials of the Manitoba Métis Federation (MMF) say the organization's pursuit of self-government continues despite Parliament’s summer adjournment delaying legislation to implement its…
Anthology looks to art, poetry and personal stories to reflect ongoing tragedy of MMIWG2S
REDress: Art, Action, and the Power of Presence is not a book with a beginning and an end, says Red River Métis author, artist and activist Jaime Black-Morsette.
Shirley shows that hockey is a girls' game too
Little did Ryan Francis anticipate that an academic paper he published in 2023 and meeting Victoria Bach, a former Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) player, would result in the co-authored…
First Nations chief leading charge to reverse Etsy ban
Chief Jenny Brake of Qalipu First Nation in Newfoundland and Labrador is hoping there is still time for the globally popular marketplace Etsy to reverse an upcoming ban.
A lifetime of plant knowledge serves as foundation of new book
Wistfulness and joy seep into author Geraldine Manson’s voice when she talks about her new book, Plant Teachings from My Auntie: Gathering Coast Salish Plants for Medicine, Textiles,…
Connecting to Indigenous roots takes more than just showing up with a status card and DNA, author says
Jenn Ashton is clear: Growing My Way Home: Stories of Resilience and Care may be classified as an autobiographical fiction, but it is her true story.
Indigenous veterans fought for country, but were mistreated after service new book recounts
Lynn Gehl was in her thirties when she finally started to learn the story of her great-grandfather Joseph Gagnon from Golden Lake Reserve (now known as Pikwakanagan First Nation) in Ontario.
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First Nations lacrosse legend to be inducted into Ontario hall of fame
Though some of his greatest accomplishments were about three decades ago Larry King continues to be recognized for his lacrosse exploits.
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Smith's two-step referendum is a cynical waste of time and money
Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation (ACFN) Chief and Council are responding to Premier Danielle Smith's televised address last night, announcing a deliberately confusing question for the October 19…
