Category : Indigenous Affairs


Eby Questioned on Musqueam Land Agreement Knowledge

British Columbia's Premier David Eby was questioned in the legislature about his awareness of a federal agreement granting Aboriginal rights and title over Greater Vancouver lands to the Musqueam First Nation.

Regina Centre Hosts First 'One-Stop Shop' for Newcomers

The Regina Immigrant Women Centre organized a pioneering event at Cornwall Centre, bringing together local services to assist newcomers in settling into Saskatchewan. This initiative aims to streamline access to essential resources for immigrant women and

First Nations Protest Budget Cuts in Halifax Rally

Hundreds gathered at the Nova Scotia legislature for a First Nations-led demonstration, dubbed the 'Shoulder to Shoulder' rally, to voice opposition to recent budget reductions impacting Indigenous communities.

Windsor Iranians Reflect on Death of Supreme Leader

Windsor's Iranian community shares mixed emotions, from celebration to anxiety, following the death of Iran's Supreme Leader and escalating U.S.-Iran tensions, highlighting local impacts and global concerns.

Musqueam Title Agreements for Greater Vancouver Released

The federal government has publicly released comprehensive title agreements with the Musqueam Indian Band, covering significant portions of Greater Vancouver. This landmark step advances reconciliation and clarifies land rights in the region.

Calgary Iranians Split on Strike, Khamenei Death

Calgary's Iranian community expressed mixed reactions to the U.S.-Israeli strike that killed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, with rallies both mourning and celebrating the event while calling for peace.

Edmonton Iranians Call for Referendum After Khamenei Death

Members of Edmonton's Iranian community gathered to celebrate Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death and call for Canada to recognize Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi as legitimate leader to facilitate a transitional government and national referendum in Iran.

Manitoba-Cuban Community Reels Amid Humanitarian Crisis

The Manitoba-Cuban community is grappling with shock and grief following a fatal speedboat shooting off Cuba's coast, raising concerns over diplomatic tensions with the U.S. and highlighting broader humanitarian issues.

Saskatchewan Ukrainians Reflect on Four Years of War

As the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine passes, refugees in Saskatchewan share their stories of loss, resilience, and hope for a peaceful future while rebuilding their lives in Canada.

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