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Conversations on Indigenous issues should be deeper by now, but myths and stereotypes persist
The second edition of Indigenous Writes: A Guide to First Nations, Métis & Inuit Issues in Canada will be released in September, marking the 10th anniversary of…
Inaugural reconciliation report finds progress, warns structural barriers remain
Canada entered its most active period of federal reconciliation work since the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) issued its…
To live a good and sober life requires a framework of teachings, says author
There is power in story, says Kevin Chief, author of With a Name Like Chief: Reflections on Recovery and Identity Through the Seven Sacred Teachings.
Artist commemorates special occasions and the people who serve
Métis artist Bonnie Saunders has contributed to the Royal Canadian Legion’s 100th anniversary with a special piece that reflects the national organization’s dedication to service, sacrifice,…
Letti begins her reconnection journey to her First Nation home
For Kaska Dena author Wendy Proverbs, her second book Letti in Progress for young readers is as close as she's going to get to telling her real-life story right now.
Courage and survival key to the past as mothers prepare daughters for the future in new novel
Eliza Sunshine is the powerful new novel from Governor General’s Award-winning author Michelle Good.
It is based on the life of her mother Martha Eliza Soonias Stiff.
First Nation looks to expand gardening programs after landing national award
Terry Lerat is not only thrilled his First Nation has garnered a lucrative national award but pleased with what it will mean for the future of his community.
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Sports
Six Nations lacrosse squad eyes fourth consecutive national championship
Updated Aug. 3, 2026
The Six Nations Chiefs managed to fulfill one of their goals for the 2026 season.
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Still open for claims: More than $1.2 billion paid out for discrimination in Child and Family Services settlement
National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak stated today that more than 30,000 First Nations children who were removed from their homes have now received compensation through the First Nations Child…
