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The First Nations University of Canada is launching the first four-year Indigenous journalism and communication degree in North America.

The Regina Police Service (RPS) is hosting an event at the First Nations University of Canada, trying to recruit future Indigenous police officers, security officers, special constables and community safety officers. Moosa Imran has more.

Anxiety and anger have once again gripped the Ontario First Nation of Aamjiwnaang, after a state of emergency was declared late Thursday due to high levels of benzene — a cancer-causing chemical — in the air. Air Canada is apologizing after the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) national chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak said her headdress...

Police radio recordings are providing new details about Monday night’s high-speed pursuit going the wrong way on Highway 401 east of Toronto, killing a baby boy and his grandparents. Who else was in the vehicle with the victims; what a senior police officer tried to do just before the moment of impact; and the province’s...

As the federal government of Canada introduced the long-awaited bill relating to a national Pharmacare strategy in Parliament on Thursday, NDP Leader Jameet Singh celebrated the win and said, “This is historic,” adding, “We have taken that big first step of National Universal Pharmacare today.”

Nova Scotians are surveying the devastation after torrential rain prompted flash flooding. The grim discoveries made as crews search for multiple missing people. And one homeowner shows Global News what’s left of her home, as she waits to hear how much her insurance will cover. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing widespread criticism after...

Thousands gathered at the Regina Brandt Centre for a weekend of singing, drumming and dancing as the First Nations University of Canada (FNUniv) kicked off its annual spring competition powwow.

WATCH: Ranked first in the Canada West and second in the nation, the University of Saskatchewan Huskies women’s basketball team is set for playoffs beginning with a single-elimination game at home Saturday.

A national convention is being held this week at the First Nations University of Canada. Its mission is bringing together the latest research on reconciliation…calling on academics from across the country. As Blake Lough reports.

First Nations University of Canada’s Vice-President Academic Dr. Bob Kayseas spoke on Wednesday about the province’s announcement to contribute up to $255,000 to the First Nations University of Canada for its Dene teacher education program aimed at educating Saskatchewan students in their first language.

A Peterborough man arrested in connection with a downtown stabbing; Canada commemorates the heritage, diverse cultures and outstanding achievements of First Nations, Metis and Inuit people; Trent University and Fleming College return to grad ceremonies following a COVID-19 hiatus; 7 day weather forecast. Teresa Kaszuba has the details.

Over 800 dancers and 20 Drum Groups from all over North America Drum groups joined this year’s special event

Mon, Feb 2 – With resource development the key to economic development in Canada, University of Saskatchewan professor Ken Coates argues it is time for Saskatchewan to look at revenue sharing with First Nations.

History was made as a ceremonial signing marks the first urban reserve dedicated to education in the country. As Katelyn Wilson explains, it’s a process that took nearly two decades to complete.

A new course on Truth and Reconciliation is coming to University Canada West. It was designed in part by former Assembly of Frist Nations National Chief Phil Fontaine. He joins Paul Haysom to talk about the course and why it’s important.

Health Matters October 13: Canada’s first-ever National Hospice Palliative Care Day for Children aims to dispel myths about end-of-life care for all ages. And a University of Alberta team lists the riskiest aerosol-generating procedures for health professionals during the pandemic. Su-Ling Goh reports.

As Canada celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day, many are already turning their eyes to the upcoming national holiday, July 1. Dawn Lavell-Harvard, Director of the First Peoples House of Learning at Trent University, spoke with Noor Ibrahim about reconsidering what Canada Day means, and taking time today to reflect on Indigenous culture.

Some First Nations water treatment plant operators earn close to minimum wage, a joint investigation involving the University of Regina and First Nations University of Canada students has found. Global News, APTN News and the Saskatoon StarPhoenix, led by the Institute for Investigative Journalism, examined the issue.

Water operators in First Nations across Canada play a critical role in maintaining infrastructure, but they’re overworked and underpaid. As part of an investigation led by Global News, APTN, and Concordia University’s Institute for Investigative Journalism, Elizabeth McSheffrey reports on the struggle of these pivotal workers.

A Remembrance Day service was held Thursday at the First Nations University of Canada to honour and recognize the sacrifices or Indigenous veterans made for their country.