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Safeeya Pirani explores how UBC researcher Shandin Pete reconstructs Salish astronomical knowledge.

WATCH: Writer and artist Kealy Cheyenne shares how storytelling is important to her and being part of a new generation of storytellers. Indigenous Storytelling Month continues throughout the month of February with in-person and online events throughout the province.

February is Indigenous Storytelling Month in Saskatchewan. Project coordinator Jessica Generoux joined our Juliane Bodini to talk about the significance of the month, and how it is being celebrated in the province.

WATCH: Indigenous communities based in the southwestern Athabasca Basin are supporting a proposed uranium mining site as it seeks final approval from the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission.

The Manitoba Indigenous Summer Games will return this year after a 15-year hiatus.

It is Indigenous Storytelling Month at the Edmonton Public Library, and it’s celebrating with a new program called Stories of the Land. Sharon Day and Brittany Cherweniuk from EPL chatted with Global News Morning Edmonton.

More reaction in B.C. to the fact that indigenous people in Canada are being warned about travel to the U.S. As Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, First Nations leaders say they have heard about indigenous people having trouble at the border.

A new report is highlighting the discrimination that still persists in Canada’s justice system. It shows Indigenous and Black adults are the most over-represented groups in prisons. Jillian Piper looks at the numbers and what advocates say needs to be done to achieve real change.

Indigenous leaders were in Digby, N.S. for a meeting regarding the regulation of cannabis dispensaries in Nova Scotia. Members of the Mi’kmaq Rights Association are calling for government and RCMP to come to the table for discussions. Ella MacDonald reports.

A very special event is coming to Edmonton: the International Indigenous Tourism Conference is taking place in February. Melissa Radu with Explore Edmonton and Chelsey Quirk with Indigenous Tourism Alberta joined Global News Morning to talk about the importance of the conference and the significance of it coming to Edmonton.

Indigenous mothers who have their children removed by Manitoba’s Child and Family Services have an increased risk of premature death, a new study suggests. Marney Blunt reports.

Representatives of Indigenous communities around New Brunswick are calling for an Indigenous-led inquiry into systemic racism in the justice system. This comes days after a Neqotkuk First Nation man was shot and killed by RCMP. Anna Mandin reports.

Two new reports are examining AI and climate change impacts on Indigenous economic development in Atlantic Canada. The studies also delve into how Indigenous communities can lead responses to these changes on their own terms. Skye Bryden-Blom reports.

Hundreds of homes are uninhabitable on Pimicikamak Cree Nation, Man., after a five-day power outage caused pipes to freeze and burst. Melissa Ridgen visits one of the houses needing repairs; explains why another First Nation is about to be evacuated; and how these situations are highlighting the need for better infrastructure in Indigenous communities.

Politicians and Indigenous leaders are assessing the damage on Pimicikamak Cree Nation, Man., where a power outage in December has forced thousands of people from their homes. Melissa Ridgen explains why it could take a while for residents to return home, and what’s being called for to assist recovery efforts.

Editor’s Note: The filing of the Statement of Defence referenced in this story has been rejected by the Supreme Court of Yukon for procedural reasons. As of January 22, 2026, a new Statement of Defence has yet to be filed. A lawsuit filed in a Yukon court pits a family of four women; who claim...

WATCH: Saskatoon-based Pisim Power is proposing an Indigenous-led project through the northern part of the Prairie provinces with equity participation in mind.

Hundreds of people stood outside of Province House to voice their displeasure with the budget, especially when it comes to Indigenous rights, environmental concerns, and cuts to grants. Angela Capobianco reports.

Lorraine Wiseman has pleaded guilty to two counts of offering an indignity to a dead human body on Thursday – almost a year after police discovered their bodies hidden in a Scarborough, Ont., home.

Mar 9: Sarolta Saskiw takes a look at how serious the issue of missing and murdered indigenous women really is in Alberta. We meet a young aboriginal woman who is tired of being a victim and is on a mission to end the vicious cycle of women disappearing or being killed in her community.