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B.C. First Nation hopes to make splash in bottled water business
The Uchucklesaht Tribe government has launched a high-end brand of bottled water drawn from a spring in its territory on the rugged west coast of Vancouver Island.
Trapped in his government home, N.W.T. man with ALS pleads for a ramp
John Mantla says he’s been lobbying the Northwest Territories Housing Corporation for the past year to either build a ramp at his place or move him to a different unit.
Traditional medicine use declining in First Nations across Quebec, survey finds
A report by the First Nations of Quebec and Labrador Health and Social Services Commission says traditional medicine use has decreased from 38 per cent in 2002 to 25 per cent in 2015.
Youth leaders encourage AFN, candidates to stand against Kinder Morgan pipeline
Canada's purchase of Trans Mountain faces at least 1 more hurdle: Donald Trump
Incumbent AFN national chief faces rivals during final round of speeches
Styres family to call for changes to Canada's justice system at Assembly of First Nations
Crooked Lake renters owe Sakimay First Nation $765K in unpaid lease fees
10,000 pages of Yukon Indigenous language material published online
Saskatchewan NDP wants government to name Indigenous children's advocate
Drop-in program offers meth-addicted youth a chance to get clean
Racism reporting program completes its 1st year in Thunder Bay, Ont.,
2 First Nations launch lawsuit against Husky Energy after Sask. pipeline spill
Indigenous elder mentorship program leads to healthier babies in Wetaskiwin area
Mi'kmaq culture celebrated at Skmaqn—Port-la-Joye—Fort Amherst this summer
'Hey, I can do this' Indigenous teens meet with first responders
Vancouver Park Board approves landmark audit into past actions and colonial roots
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The Trans Mountain deal unpacked — what you need to know
First Nations mothers are latching on to growing trend of breastfeeding
Role-playing game aims to help Nunavut youth deal with anxiety and depression
Family evicted from waterfront lot after dispute with First Nation over unpaid lease
'It's illegal and it has to stop': Child welfare agencies file affidavit in court case against province
Siksika youth look to inspire the next 7 generations with sport and dance
Council to vote on heritage designation for home of Indigenous doctor and businessman
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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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