Indigenous And Northern Affairs

• Blood Tribe votes to accept $150M settlement from Ottawa over century-old cattle management dispute

  Members of southern Alberta’s Blood Tribe voted in favour of a multi-million-dollar settlement claim on Tuesday regarding a century-old dispute about cattle management.

  Politics

  Mar 13, 2019
  
• Westbank First Nation voters approve school additions and upgrades

  "Sensisyusten students are so happy about the outcome," says WFN Chief Roxanne Lindley.

  Education

  Mar 16, 2018
  
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• ‘Colonialism No More’ takes down Regina camp after four months outside INAC

  After 126 days of protesting outside of Regina's Indigenous and Northern Affairs office, Colonialism No More is figuring out their next steps.

  Canada

  Aug 21, 2016
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• ‘Colonialism No More’ camp outside Regina’s INAC office surpasses 100 days

  Regina's "Colonialism No More" camp has now reached a new milestone: 101 days.

  Canada

  Jul 27, 2016
• Moose Jaw, Sask. close to creating first urban reserve in city

  The Kawacatoose First Nation has owned and operated the KFN Market and gas station in Moose Jaw for six years. While it is well within city limits, the business could soon function as an urban reserve.

  Canada

  Jun 15, 2016
• ‘Landmark study’ examines the economic impact of Indigenous communities

  The study, released on Wednesday, shows Indigenous bands in Atlantic Canada contribute $1.14B to the economy.

  Canada

  Apr 27, 2016
• ‘I was very broken’: Newfoundland and Labrador residential school survivors seek compensation

  Survivors of Newfoundland and Labrador's residential schools were left out of the federal government settlement in 2007. Now they're in court seeking recognition.

  Canada

  Nov 19, 2015