Ukrainian families in Alberta's Bow Valley share stories of strength and community support as they commemorate four years since Russia's invasion, highlighting their journey of adaptation and hope.
Conservative MP Aaron Gunn faces criticism from Vancouver B.C. chiefs over his stance on land acknowledgments, urging him to adopt a more relaxed approach to Indigenous recognition protocols.
First Nations leaders from western Canada met with King Charles to reaffirm crown ties and express concerns over Alberta's potential separation from Canada, highlighting Indigenous treaty rights.
A First Nations youth and his mother were forcibly removed from a Winnipeg hotel while recovering from surgery, prompting calls for an apology and an official investigation into the incident.
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George Abbott examines the 1874 Musqueam reserve dispute, revealing how B.C. resisted Canada's efforts to expand Indigenous lands despite agreements, highlighting colonial-era failures in honor and good faith.
Magnetawan First Nation insists Ontario address its 2021 land claim before providing property for Highway 69 expansion, highlighting Indigenous rights and infrastructure tensions.
An Iranian-Canadian woman in Edmonton expresses deep concern that Iran's population and ancient cultural heritage could be wiped out as war escalates between global powers.
A group of Indigenous youth participated in an RCMP-led leadership workshop in Regina, focusing on skill-building and positive community engagement to strengthen relationships.
First Nations chiefs and leaders gathered at the Alberta Legislature to support an NDP no-confidence motion and pressure the UCP government to denounce separatist sentiments, with Chief Sheldon Sunshine calling the government's dismissal a personal affron
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Membertou First Nation Chief Terry Paul transformed his community from a $1-million deficit to a $100-million economic engine. Now, he advises Ottawa on bridging Indigenous rights with major project success through the Major Projects Office advisory counc
A high-level delegation of Treaty Six First Nations leaders has embarked on a historic journey to England. Their mission is to formally extend an invitation to King Charles III and the royal family to visit Saskatchewan, marking a significant diplomatic o
First Nations chiefs and elders gathered at the Alberta legislature in Edmonton, urging Premier Danielle Smith's government to halt the province's separatist movement and reaffirm commitment to Canada.
Members of Nova Scotia's Lebanese community express deep concern and anxiety as the conflict in the Middle East worsens, with many fearing for family and friends back home.
Federal Minister Marc Miller emphasizes that the recent Musqueam agreement is separate from private property concerns, addressing public questions during a media industry conference in Ottawa.
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Seven Saskatchewan First Nations chiefs are traveling to Buckingham Palace to invite King Charles III to the 150th Commemoration of Treaty 6 in August, aiming to reaffirm the historic relationship.
Membertou Chief Terry Paul transformed his community from deficit to prosperity and now advises Ottawa on bridging Indigenous rights with national infrastructure development through the Major Projects Office advisory council.
A heated debate over land ownership and Indigenous rights in British Columbia has sparked public outcry, with letters to the editor highlighting fears and criticisms of government policies.
Recent Indigenous land title agreements in British Columbia are raising concerns about property rights and economic stability, with experts warning of far-reaching effects across Canada.
British Columbia's failure to establish treaties with First Nations over 150 years has created a complex web of overlapping land claims affecting 80% of provincial territory, with ongoing legal and economic consequences.
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Premier David Eby's contradictory statements and lack of transparency regarding a federal Indigenous rights agreement have sparked criticism, undermining reconciliation efforts in British Columbia.
Treaty 8 Grand Chief Trevor Mercredi discusses the impact of Alberta separatism on Indigenous relations and a non-confidence vote in the provincial government.
In a significant diplomatic gesture, King Charles III has extended invitations to Saskatchewan First Nations chiefs for a meeting at Buckingham Palace. This historic event precedes the 150th anniversary of Treaty 6, highlighting ongoing reconciliation eff
Chief Bob Gloade has been re-elected to an unprecedented eighth term leading the Millbrook First Nation in Nova Scotia, continuing his long-standing leadership and community advocacy.
The Kashechewan First Nation calls for the resignation of Canada's Indigenous Services minister after evacuating most residents due to water infrastructure failures and cryptosporidium outbreak.
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Island View High School in Eastern Passage hosted a citizenship ceremony where new Canadians took the oath, marking a significant milestone in their journey.
The Squamish Nation declares it will legally challenge any federal agreements with other First Nations that encroach on its traditional territory, following Canada's recent deal with the Musqueam Indian Band.
The federal government's recent agreement with the Musqueam First Nation, referencing UNDRIP principles, has ignited worries about property values and potential compensation claims across Metro Vancouver.
The Membertou First Nation in Nova Scotia is set to double its land base following a landmark federal agreement, announced by Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Rebecca Alty alongside Chief Terry Paul.
A landmark legal decision affirms a massive $3.6 billion settlement for First Nations in northwestern Ontario, resolving long-standing treaty disputes and marking a historic step toward reconciliation.
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A Nova Scotia chief reaffirms Mi'kmaq treaty rights to sell cannabis as RCMP conducts new raids, highlighting ongoing legal and cultural tensions.
