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Supreme Court decision means windfall for Yukon First Nations, grand chief says
Peter Johnston says this week's ruling on the Teslin Tlingit Council's federal funding should also apply to the territory's other self-governing First Nations.
Indigenous ownership won't solve problems with Trans Mountain pipeline, says Squamish Nation councillor
A group of Indigenous leaders are meeting in Calgary this week with the oil industry to discuss options for purchasing the Trans Mountain pipeline. We hear from those on both sides of the debate.
Garry Handlen found guilty of murdering Monica Jack 40 years ago
The nine men, three women jury reached a decision Thursday.
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Ontario First Nations call for province to 'clean up' the 'mess' over East-West transmission line
Former Sask. Chief says First Nations ownership would aid Trans Mountain pipeline
'History in the making' as women who made racist posts face Indigenous mediation circle
Renovations to be revealed at La Loche, Sask., school where shooting took place
Cat Lake First Nation declares state of emergency over illness, death from 'profoundly poor' housing
Eskasoni grappling with grief after rash of deaths
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Podcast: Wet'suwet'en protests highlight Indigenous pipeline divide
Yukon construction company to partner with Ross River Dena Council on Faro mine remediation
'The Wet'suwet'en do not stand alone': B.C. First Nations leaders lend their support at Smithers rally
Prince Albert, Sask. woman seeks owner of ceremonial pipe found in her backyard
Potential class action against Calgary lawyer seeks millions for 're-victimized' residential school survivors
Space travel and parallel dimensions: Popular comic series does all-Indigenous futurisms volume
Alleged victim of spousal abuse says Cree police services lacking
Order of Military Merit awarded to Bearskin Lake woman
Oilpatch CEOs support Indigenous bid for Trans Mountain
Residential school survivor wants probe of how Ontario law society handled lawyer's conduct review
Sixties Scoop settlement admins urge anyone who thinks they could be eligible to fill out a claim form
Ancient quinoa seeds found in Ontario shed light on Indigenous trade
Cabinet shuffle shows reconciliation dropping in priority for Trudeau, say Indigenous advocates
Ottawa to apologize for forced relocation of Ahiarmiut in Nunavut
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Indigenous vocational students take on building unique pop-up restaurant at The Forks
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'It's a huge thing': Film starring 2 Nunavik teens screening at Sundance Film Festival
Two teenagers from the Nunavik village of Kangirsuk want to show case their culture in a short film.
Alleged victim of spousal abuse says Cree police services lacking
Midnight Shine highlights Cree language in video cover of Neil Young classic
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