The provincial and federal government, along with First Nations leaders, signed a letter of commitment Thursday to support mental health amongst Indigenous youth.

“It was never allowed back in the day, and now that it is, it's really heartwarming. I'm really grateful and really thankful that we are building bridges.”

Around 350 traps set by Indigenous fishermen were pulled from the water by non-Indigenous fishermen over the weekend.

Experts credit the decolonization of public health policies for the low number of COVID-19 cases on reserve during the pandemic's first wave.

A statement of claim filed Tuesday says the province has failed to include the Métis in decisions concerning land use or activities like trapping and fishing.

A positive COVID-19 test has been confirmed on Fisher River Cree Nation, the first case on a Manitoba First Nation.

The Chiefs say the action is being demanded regardless of who ends up in the premier’s seat.

"There's a lot more entitlement to be out here right now when everything is so crazy still, and we still have the threat of COVID," said a lifelong Ucluelet resident of the illegal camping on back roads.

Saskatchewan's children's advocate says she believes there will be more deaths reported this year than last.

If Julie Payette is replaced, Maj.-Gen. Jocelyn Paul, the most senior First Nations member in the Canadian Armed Forces, is an outstanding candidate for the job, Matthew Fisher says.