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
The multimillion-dollar licence awarded to the Five Nations Clam Co. was supposed to offer 25 per cent of the catch to local Indigenous communities. 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
Manitoba Hydro wants the Manitoba Court of Appeal to overturn an order from the Public Utilities Board that would see special rates for residential customers on First Nations. Continue reading
Lisa Neve was once Canada’s most dangerous woman. In 1994, she was jailed indefinitely and became one one of only four Canadian women in history to be given a dangerous offender designation. Continue reading
In the aftermath of last summer’s Kenow wildfire, archaeologists have discovered artifacts believed to date back to the 1700s. Continue reading
The designation of a Blackfoot name is one of the highest honours a person can receive in First Nations culture, and on Thursday Alberta’s minister of child services received one during a traditional ceremony. Continue reading
Two children that went missing Saturday have been found. Continue reading
FSIN Chief Bobby Cameron said the FSIN is prepared to advocate for Indigenous workers to make sure they get proper compensation packages. Continue reading
Indigi-Con is taking place at the community centre in Oneida First Nation on August 19th. Continue reading
