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B.C. chief tells NEB pipeline hearings his people are responsible for their land
First Nations leaders from British Columbia told a National Energy Board hearing in Victoria that there are serious concerns about the potential impacts of an expanded Trans Mountain pipeline on their homelands.
Red dress photography a form of prayer for Indigenous woman
When Mi'kmaq photographer Patricia Bourque goes out for a walk, she takes a red dress with her.
Protesters call for a full election of Caldwell First Nation's band council
A group of Caldwell First Nation band members held a protest outside of the band office Monday night calling for a full election of council.
Woman formerly in care of ministry says she was left homeless while social worker allegedly pocketed funds
'She's with me every step of the way:' B.C. man walks across Canada for missing aunt
First Nations self-government summit in Halifax to talk goals and processes
Littlecrow family urges Crown to appeal Faucher's manslaughter acquittal
Police chief defends decision to keep RCMP report on Machiskinic death secret
Mattagami First Nation set to step in to help Gogama, fire chief says
'Romaine calm,' hydroponic farm says to northern Manitoba community, we've got you covered
Ex-priest loses appeal for 19-year sentence in Igloolik sex-abuse case
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls inquiry holds hearings in Calgary
First Indigenous woman to earn engineering PhD at U of A aims talents at tailings ponds
Eagle feather at Lethbridge court will help all 'be honest' their own way, co-ordinator says
Residential schools settlement review a chance to help not 'repeat mistakes of the past'
Stoney Nakoda woman sued for $1M by chief, council for alleged defamation over controversial land deal
Jigging trio carries on their family name and Métis traditions
Indigenous, Muslim youth unite through sport in Leduc
First Nation deer harvest to take over Pinery Provincial Park
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Province orders probe into foster agency following CBC investigation on handling of sex abuse
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'Sort of a beginning' of things changing: Memories of a 1978 powwow in Fort William First Nation
The night the residential school burned to the ground — and the students cheered
Inuit carvings head North after decades in California
'I'm getting closer to forgiving myself': Author writes new chapter after controversial book pulled
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350 years of Waskaganish: Yearlong celebration highlights Cree community's rich history
It was on September 29, 1668 that the Nonsuch ship anchored off the mouth of the Rupert River, near present day Waskaganish and the crew set about making a winter camp.
Innovative project highlighting James Bay wins tourism award
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Your North: Best reader photos for the week of Nov. 5
Hunting changes, ice safety on agenda at Cree climate change forum
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