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Family evicted from waterfront lot after dispute with First Nation over unpaid lease
The Ashfield family has been evicted from the land that had been leased by their family for generations. The lease was terminated because of rental arrears.
'It's illegal and it has to stop': Child welfare agencies file affidavit in court case against province
A group of Indigenous child welfare agencies has laid out its case arguing the Manitoba government has broken the law by forcing the agencies to turn over millions of federal dollars intended for children in care.
Siksika youth look to inspire the next 7 generations with sport and dance
On the fields, ice rink and basketball court at Siksika Nation, young boys and girls are finding hope. They often come from homes in crisis, and they find their release from it all in sport, but it’s more than just a night of ball hockey or working out that draws them in.
Council to vote on heritage designation for home of Indigenous doctor and businessman
Juno winners A Tribe Called Red mentor young Indigenous musicians
MMIWG manager resigns over hearing's short time frame
Assembly of First Nations is out of touch and needs an overhaul, says ex-national chief
Regina police have no plans to dismantle protest camp without court order: chief
'Made-in-Banff' bison calves born in park's backcountry for 1st time in more than 140 years
Manitoba aims to boost number of cannabis stores in province
'It was cold and dark, lonely', says 1 of 5 missing Manitoba boaters found alive
Ottawa fails to secure new buyer for Trans Mountain pipeline by deadline
1-stop hub aims to help families facing homelessness in Calgary
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Justice For Our Stolen Children camp
Carbon tax, Indigenous representation among hot topics at premier meetings
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B.C. Supreme Court to decide whether to stop Site C dam work
'It's just not right': Indigenous coffee company tackles water issues
New immersive camp aims to preserve Algonquin language
'Do Indians have property rights?' Former Alberta chief's land dispute in court
'He actually survived': Man who disappeared last month found alive in the bush
Ancient Arctic people may have known how to spin yarn long before Vikings arrived
Cree filmmaker from Manitoba crowdfunds her way to Comic-Con
College program to encourage growth of Inuit in Nunavut government
Family says man behind skoden meme was "generous and gentle"
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Study continues in Nunavik to assess impact of climate change on Inuit health
Project BriGHT (Bridging Global change, Inuit Health and the Transforming Arctic Ocean) is assessing how climate change is affecting nutrients in marine food, which Inuit eat.
'Botched' renovations in Nunavik homes will cost $100M to fix, lawyers claim
Youth learn how to be warriors through Maori dance program in Kangiqsujuaq
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