First Nation Calls for Provincial Help with Evacuee Hotel Space
Chief David Monias of a remote Manitoba First Nation is urging the province to address a critical shortage of hotel accommodations for community members forced to evacuate.
Category : Indigenous Affairs
Métis Rep Under Fire for Vulgar Voicemails
An elected Métis Nation-Saskatchewan representative is in hot water as vulgar, threatening voicemails circulate online. Get the full story on the controversy.
Carney met environmental group, not coastal First Nations body
Prime Minister Mark Carney met with an environmental non-profit called Coastal First Nations, not a governing body representing over 70 B.C. coastal First Nations. The group is endorsed by just eight communities.
First Nations alarmed by lack of federal water protection
Indigenous leaders in Northern Ontario express deep concern over the federal government's failure to commit to protecting source water, calling for urgent action to safeguard vital resources.
Kashechewan Leaders Demand Long-Term Water Solutions
First Nation leaders are calling for permanent infrastructure fixes as the Kashechewan water crisis persists. Read about the urgent need for action in Northern Ontario.
First Nations Co-Own Largest Solar Farm in Saskatchewan
Four Treaty 4 First Nations will own half of the massive Mino Giizis solar facility near Regina, a landmark project for energy sovereignty and renewable power in Saskatchewan. Learn about this historic partnership.
Alberta separation question called 'offensive and alarming'
A University of Alberta professor condemns Alberta separation rhetoric as harmful to Indigenous treaty rights. Get the full analysis of this political debate.
Carney faces Indigenous dispute before oil pipeline talks
Mark Carney's push for West Coast economic development hits a snag as the Metlakatla First Nation demands resolution of a propane contract dispute before supporting any new projects, including pipelines. Read the full analysis.
Carney meets Coastal First Nations after Alberta pipeline deal
Mark Carney held talks with Coastal First Nations leaders in Vancouver following a new pipeline memorandum of understanding with Alberta. Read the latest on this critical dialogue.
Carney meets Coastal First Nations on major projects, oceans
Prime Minister Mark Carney engages with Coastal First Nations leaders today to discuss major project development and ocean stewardship. Read the latest on this critical dialogue.
Blood Tribe to Oppose Alberta Separation Push
The Blood Tribe declares it will resist Alberta separation efforts, asserting that its consent is required under Treaty 7. Learn about the Indigenous nation's stance and the legal implications.
Kashechewan evacuation called 'woefully inadequate'
Hundreds evacuated from Kashechewan First Nation as officials criticize the federal government's slow response to the ongoing crisis. Full evacuation of 2,200 residents underway.
Carney to Discuss Major Projects with Coastal First Nations
Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to hold talks with Coastal First Nations leaders in British Columbia regarding major development projects and conservation priorities. The meetings are scheduled for January 2026.
Military to aid Manitoba First Nation with water issues Monday
The Canadian Armed Forces will deploy to Pimicikamak Cree Nation in Manitoba on Monday to address a critical water main break. The chief confirms urgent efforts to restore safe water.
Blood Tribe to sue over Alberta independence petition
The Blood Tribe First Nation condemns Alberta's Citizen Initiative Act, calling it 'unconscionable' and vows to join legal action against separatist movements. Read the full story.
New 'Place of Hope' Breaks Ground in Regina's North Central
Construction begins on the All Nations Hope Network's new Regina facility, designed as a hub for healing and connection in the North Central community. Learn more about this vital project.
B.C. loses court case over First Nations forestry consultation
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has ruled that exchanging emails and letters does not constitute 'deep consultation' with First Nations, overturning a forest licence transfer. Read the details of the landmark decision.
Alberta First Nation Sues Over Independence Referendum
The Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation is seeking a judicial review of Alberta's approved independence petition, arguing it violates Treaty rights and the Constitution. This is the second such lawsuit this week.
Manitoba Chief Requests Military Help After Extended Power Outage
A Manitoba First Nation faces electrical fires and a boil water advisory after days without power. The community's chief is calling for military support to address the ongoing crisis.
Inuk lawyer says Canada must support Greenland's sovereignty
Inuit rights activist Aaju Peter urges democratic nations to uphold Greenland's sovereignty, framing it as a crucial precedent for Canada's own Arctic interests and Indigenous rights.
Eby to amend B.C. law, curb court role in reconciliation
B.C. Premier David Eby announces legislation to clarify that reconciliation with Indigenous Nations is the government's responsibility, not the courts', following recent judicial rulings.
Kahnawake Mohawk Council gives $500 payments for inflation
The Mohawk Council of Kahnawake is distributing $500 to community members to help offset rising living costs. Learn about this direct financial support measure.
Ochapowace First Nation enacts dog bylaw after death
Ochapowace First Nation implements a temporary dog control bylaw to protect community safety following a tragic incident. Learn about the new measures and their impact.
Leaders to Tour Manitoba First Nation Hit by Outage
Federal and provincial officials are set to visit Pimicikamak Cree Nation following a crippling infrastructure outage that left residents without essential services. The visit underscores urgent community needs.
Ochapowace First Nation enacts temporary dog bylaw
Ochapowace First Nation has implemented a temporary emergency dog control bylaw to address community safety. Learn about the new measures and their implications.
B.C. Minister Warns Against Repealing Indigenous Rights Act
B.C.'s Minister Ravi Kahlon argues that repealing the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act would stall projects, spark court battles, and jeopardize billions in investment, setting reconciliation back decades.
Calgary Team Gets Sacred Name for Protecting Vulnerable
The Aboriginal Friendship Centre of Calgary's outreach team receives the sacred name Sapaatsimaitapiks, linking their modern work to a historic Blackfoot warrior society. Learn about their impact.
No Timeline for Return to Manitoba First Nation After Power Outage
Chief David Monias says Pimicikamak Cree Nation needs millions to repair homes and infrastructure after a power outage, with no clear timeline for residents' return. Learn about the ongoing challenges.
Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation sues over Alberta separation vote
Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation files lawsuit against Alberta and Canadian governments, alleging conspiracy over independence referendum and breach of Treaty 8 rights. Read the legal challenge details.
Ribbon Skirt Day Founder Reflects on Cultural Pride Journey
Isabella Kulak, who inspired Canada's Ribbon Skirt Day after her attire was shamed, reflects on the national journey towards cultural respect and Indigenous pride. Read her story.
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