Confederacy of Treaty No. 6 First Nations Grand Chief and Sunchild First Nation Chief Joey Pete and Louis Bull Tribe Chief Desmond Bull met with His Majesty King Charles III today. The meeting ...

Kennesha Miswaggon’s first season of professional hockey has already been a success, and it could get even better this weekend.Miswaggon, a member of Pimicikamak Cree Nation in northern Manitoba, is ...

The recently tabled Standing Senate Committee on Banking, Commerce and the Economy’s report on Canada’s housing affordability crisis highlights a serious national problem. But it largely ignores the ...

Today’s Sonya Ballantyne still considers herself as unbeatable as her younger self did. That young girl is the focus of the author’s new autobiographical graphic novel The Unbeatable Sonya Ballantyne.

More than two decades have passed since Giant Mine, a gold mine located just a few kilometres north of Yellowknife, ceased operations, but for the nearby Yellowknives Dene First Nation its memory is ...

As Jennifer Rankin steps into the role of chief executive officer of the National Association of Friendship Centres (NAFC), the organization is facing uncertainty about its long-term funding.With no ...

Métis author Tara Gereaux dedicates her new novel Wild People Quiet to her late grandfather. It's a fitting dedication as ...

Which is the most influential Indigenous media entity in Canada? Many would point to the imagineNATIVE Film Festival, the ...

While a prominent Indigenous business leader believes major project development in Canada is progressing at lightning-quick speed, he is doing his best to ease concern that it’s too quick and ...

Paul Rice says fledgling small business owners will make mistakes and that’s perfectly fine. “My mindset is it doesn't need to be perfect.”Rice is the chief of the Mohawk Council of Kahnawake, and was ...

To the investors, mining companies, government representatives, and stakeholders gathered at the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada(PDAC) Conference in Toronto, the Anishinabek Nation, ...

Apply by April 2, 2026!While governments across Canada are converting student grants into loans and lifting tuition freezes, Indigenous, Black, and racialized students are bearing the heaviest burden.