Morley GooGoo, a regional chief with the Assembly of First Nations, says the holiday would allow Canada to recognize its past wrongs, rather than ignoring or hiding them. Continue reading →

A southern Alberta doctor is on administrative leave from a position at Alberta Health Services after allegedly telling some homeless Indigenous people to “get jobs” in late May. Continue reading →

Drivers heading north on Hwy. 6 will now be greeted by a colourful new sign welcoming them to Northern Manitoba. Continue reading →

Maynard T. George is expected to release more information Monday that he says proves their claim. Continue reading →

The NunatuKavut community in southern Labrador is entering into historic talks with the Canadian government about official recognition. Continue reading →

A McDonald’s restaurant in central Alberta is reaching out to an Indigenous man to tell him he’s welcome there after he was ordered to leave following a racist and profanity-laced encounter with another customer. Continue reading →

Data released by Statistics Canada shows Aboriginal youth made up 46 per cent of admissions to correctional services in 2016-17 while making up only eight per cent of the youth population. Continue reading →

Sandra Muse Isaacs says she’s quitting her job as an Indigenous literature professor over the lack of progress on the recommendations outlined in a report by a task force on Aboriginal students. Continue reading →