National News
Canada Infrastructure Bank surpasses $1 billion mark in funding to Indigenous projects
The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) has reached a major milestone, but officials from the Crown corporation insist they will not be resting on their laurels.
New partnership will boost the sharing of Indigenous agricultural knowledge
Officials with a national Indigenous-led food organization are thrilled with their latest partnership.
Artist has gathered 30 years of work for exhibit at Wanuskewin
Following his time as the Olivia and Greg Yuel Artist-in-Residence at Wanuskewin Heritage Park in Saskatoon for the month of March, ASKIKHAPMOTAHTAH (Lyndon Tootoosis) is showcasing his Echoes in…
Indigenous-owned infrastructure vital to country’s trade markets
Business leaders worldwide have been spending a good chunk of time thinking about their trade positions since American President Donald Trump took office in January.
Treasure hunters look for hundreds of ounces in lost gold on new APTN series
The country’s newest treasure hunting documentary series will premiere on the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network on May 5.
Michelle Thrush’s “Inner Elder” brings laughter, Spirit, and survival to the stage
Award-winning Cree artist Michelle Thrush is bringing her play Inner Elder to the Firehall Arts Centre in Vancouver.
Harvard economist reveals factors that help Indigenous Nations become commercial successes
Not only is he a leading American economist but Dr. Joe Kalt also co-founded the Harvard Project on Indigenous Governance and Development in 1987.
Sports
Inuit hockey players’ adventures in Montreal to be showcased in TV series
Young Inuit hockey players are back in Newfoundland and Labrador following a memorable trip to Montreal.
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What happened to free, prior and informed consent?—Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council on Bill 15
Statement from the Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council
