The chair of the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce says a new tool is intended to help local businesses navigate the calls to action set out by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

UBC Okanagan is receiving a $1 million grant to establish a partnership research initiative for the next five years.

There was a significant increase in the number of deaths reported to Saskatchewan’s child advocate last year.

Students are hoping the garden will provide a safe space for people to learn about the tragedies that Blackfoot people historically suffered in the area.

A three-year funding deal has been reached to keep Exshaw School, near Canmore, open.

The University of Regina president responds to recent controversy following George Elliott Clarke’s scheduled lecture at the university which has since been cancelled by Clarke himself.

The new library, which is located at the Howard Buffalo Memorial Centre, currently has 800 books, but staff hope to double that number by next year. 

The Buffalo People Arts Institute held the Buffalo Festival Symposium on Friday to honour the animal that once sustained life for many Indigenous people in North America.

Cappo said he’s “satisfied” with how things were resolved.

Why you should think about the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action on Canada Day.