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Manitoba Indigenous moms dealing with child welfare face high mortality rates: reportIndigenous mothers who have their children removed by Manitoba’s Child and Family Services have an increased risk in premature death, a new study suggests.CanadaJan 22
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Neqotkuk First Nation wants Indigenous-led policing agency after fatal RCMP shootingChief Ross Perley says the community is hurting and feeling anxious following Bronson Paul's death.CanadaJan 29
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Renewed calls for Indigenous-led inquiry after N.B. man’s shooting death by RCMPThere are renewed calls for an Indigenous-led inquiry into systemic racism in the justice system after the death of a Neqotkuk First Nation man who was shot by RCMP.CanadaJan 20
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Okanagan Nation Alliance among Indigenous groups issuing travel advisory to U.S.Indigenous travellers crossing the border into the United States are being warned to exercise extreme caution amid an increasingly tense political climate.CanadaFeb 2
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Calgary bobsled athlete receives international honour: ‘It’s about representation’Eden Wilson is being inducted into the North American Indigenous Athletics Hall of Fame.SportsJan 26
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‘The ground is shifting’: Inuit leader issues stark warning about Arctic sovereigntyInuit Tapiriit Kanatami president says sovereignty and security discussions need to include Indigenous peoples as world attention focuses on the Arctic.CanadaJan 28
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Atlantic First Nation chiefs say ‘erosion of trust’ in police shooting investigationsThe chiefs are calling for an urgent meeting with the federal government following the deaths of two Indigenous men fatally shot by RCMP officers.CanadaJan 22
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Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump heritage site enjoys boost after shout out on ‘The Pitt’Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump was used for thousands of years by Indigenous people to channel bison herds and send the animals stampeding over a cliff to be killed and harvested.EntertainmentJan 28
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Inquest into fatal Winnipeg police shooting of Eishia Hudson beginsThe father of a girl shot by Winnipeg police has told a judge that he hopes her death is a catalyst in changing the way the justice system treats Indigenous youth.CrimeFeb 2
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Alberta girl pursuing sweet dream of running online candy store gains TikTok followingLylah Janvier, 12, is hoping to inspire other Indigenous youth after convincing her parents to let her pursue her dream of being a TikTok star and candy shop owner.PerspectivesFeb 2
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Ottawa, First Nations submit latest child welfare reform plans to tribunalProgress on a child welfare agreement to reform the system stalled last year when First Nations twice rejected a $47.8-billion deal they said did not go far enough to protect kids.CanadaDec 22, 2025
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Land where Youville Residential School stood set to be sold, raises concernsSt. Albert city council voted down a motion to pause the land sale for 13 Mission Ave., to do more consultation with Indigenous communities an organizations, raising concerns.CanadaDec 21, 2025
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Ontario child welfare audits may not address impact of high-needs kids, government docs sayThat call to action from the premier appears to have been the catalyst for a series of now-delayed reviews of every non-Indigenous Children's Aid Society in Ontario.PoliticsJan 6
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Saskatoon-based company planning Indigenous-led multi-corridor projectSaskatoon-based Pisim Power is proposing an Indigenous-led project through the northern part of the Prairie provinces with equity participation in mind.CanadaDec 19, 2025
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Ottawa’s Indigenous advisers weren’t told of pipeline deal with Alberta: ChiefThe indigenous advisory council in Ottawa's major projects office says they were not given advance notice of the pipeline MOU signed between the federal and Alberta governments.EconomyDec 12, 2025
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Dozens of Indigenous artifacts return to Canada from VaticanFirst Nations, Inuit, and Métis leaders welcomed 61 Indigenous artifacts from the Vatican at Montreal’s airport, marking the first step in returning items held for decades.CanadaDec 6, 2025
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BC Conservatives want David Eby to reconvene legislature, repeal DRIPAÁ'a:líya (A'aliya) Warbus, the official opposition house leader, said there is no intention to undercut the rights of Indigenous people and Indigenous leaders in B.C.PerspectivesDec 8, 2025
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Indigenous groups remain split on Alberta’s pipeline pact with fedsThe Alberta Indigenous Opportunities Corporation was named a key partner in Ottawa and Alberta's MOU on on Friday for a pipeline to the B.C. coast, but others have concerns.CanadaNov 30, 2025
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‘Unacceptable’: N.B. auditor general raises concerns about MMIWG responseTwo years after releasing a plan in response to the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, New Brunswick's auditor general found little progress.CanadaDec 10, 2025
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Elections Canada says Nunavik voting issues point to broader problemsElections Canada said after April's election that some voters in Nunavik were unable to cast ballots because a shortage of staff led to polls closing well ahead of schedule.PoliticsNov 27, 2025