Moose Hide Campaign March in Halifax Targets Gender Violence
Hundreds marched in Halifax for the Moose Hide Campaign, aiming to end gender-based violence. The event included speeches and a ceremonial fast.
Category : Indigenous Affairs
Dwight Newman: Judge Too Quick to Toss Separation Petition
Dwight Newman argues that an Alberta judge was too quick to quash a secession referendum petition with 300,000 signatures, applying Indigenous consultation rules too broadly.
Cowessess First Nation Urges Land Claim Settlement, NDP Attends
Cowessess First Nation calls on Ottawa to follow through on a land claim settlement. NDP leader attends meeting in Regina to support the community's demands.
Alberta Separation Petition Overturned in Favor of First Nations
A judge has overturned the Alberta separation petition, ruling in favor of First Nations. The decision marks a significant legal victory for Indigenous rights in the province.
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Winnipeg Walk Honours Missing Indigenous Men and Boys
The second annual Walk to Honour Missing and Murdered Indigenous Men and Boys took place in Winnipeg, drawing attention to a crisis that has long been overlooked.
Ontario Students in Inuit Cultural Exchange
Students from Kitchener's St. Daniel Catholic Elementary School traveled to Kangirsuk, Quebec for a cultural exchange with the Inuit community, fostering understanding and connection.
Judge quashes Alberta separation petition for First Nations
An Alberta judge dismissed a separation referendum petition, ruling it violated Indigenous rights. The decision upholds treaty obligations and sets a precedent for provincial sovereignty debates.
First Nations Win Legal Challenge Against Alberta Separation Vote
Four Alberta First Nations successfully challenged the province's separation referendum, with a judge ruling the government failed to consult them, leaving the vote uncertain.
Manitoba nurses regulator apologizes for Indigenous discrimination
The College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba issued a formal apology for past discrimination against Indigenous Peoples, acknowledging systemic racism and committing to change.
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23rd Annual Siksika Health Fair Thursday at Deerfoot Sportsplex
Siksika Health Services hosts its 23rd annual health fair Thursday at Deerfoot Sportsplex, offering free health screenings, wellness activities, and community resources.
Elections Alberta: Leaked Voter List Access May Be Incomplete
Elections Alberta suggests the scope of access to a leaked provincial voter list may not be fully known, raising concerns about data security and privacy.
Saskatchewan Fire Departments Battle First Nations Blaze
Fire crews from multiple Saskatchewan departments respond to a large blaze on neighbouring First Nations, with mutual aid and aerial support deployed to contain the fire.
Bombardier FastTrack Program Debuts in Hartford, Connecticut
Bombardier introduces its FastTrack training program in Hartford, CT, accelerating FAA certification for aircraft technicians and expanding workforce development across the US.
Turnor Lake Death Sparks Demand for Northern Supports
A 21-year-old mother's death in Turnor Lake, Sask., has renewed calls for more community supports in the north. One man is charged with manslaughter.
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Toronto Man Charged After Menorah Damaged at Yorkville Centre
Jeffrey Johnston, 48, faces mischief charges after a menorah was knocked down at a Jewish community centre in Yorkville. Police investigate as hate-motivated.
Three Sask. First Nations sign MOU to combat drug crisis
Chiefs of Piapot, Muscowpetung Saulteaux, and Pasqua First Nations signed a memorandum of understanding to address the drug crisis in their communities.
Swarthmore Renames Building Over Indigenous Excavation
Swarthmore College removed Spencer Trotter's name from a building after learning he excavated a Lenape burial site in 1899 and displayed remains. Critics call it revisionist.
Sask. Partners with #NotInMyCity for Human Trafficking Training
Saskatchewan partners with #NotInMyCity initiative to provide training combating human trafficking. The program aims to educate and empower communities.
Mikisew Cree First Nation Sues Alberta, Canada Over Oil Sands
Mikisew Cree First Nation files a lawsuit against Alberta and Canada, alleging oil sands and industrial development have harmed their treaty rights and environment.
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Mikisew Cree First Nation Sues Alberta and Canada Over Oilsands
Mikisew Cree First Nation files lawsuit against Alberta and Canada, alleging decades of oilsands development violated Treaty 8 rights and caused environmental and health damages.
New American Dream: Leaving the U.S. for a Better Life
Undocumented immigrants who grew up in the U.S. are self-deporting to Mexico City, seeking peace and opportunity amid anti-immigrant policies under Trump's second term.
Inuk Reverend Fosters Inuit Culture in Ottawa Church
Rev. Canon Aigah Attagutsiak leads an Inuktitut service at St. Margaret's Anglican Church, uniting Inuit and English congregations in Ottawa.
Man Charged in Hate-Motivated Church Vandalism; Fatal Crash Info Sought
A 45-year-old Toronto man faces charges for damaging a North York church multiple times in suspected hate crimes. Police also seek info on a fatal Scarborough motorcycle crash.
Haiti Gang Violence Displaces Hundreds
A new surge in gang violence in Haiti has forced hundreds of people from their homes, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in the Caribbean nation.
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B.C. Children Found Safe After Amber Alert, 2 Arrested
RCMP say two missing B.C. children were found safe within 90 minutes of an Amber Alert. Two suspects are in custody, and the investigation continues.
Toronto Menorah Vandalism Probed as Hate Crime
Toronto police are seeking a suspect in a suspected hate-motivated mischief after a menorah was damaged near Yorkville. The incident adds to rising antisemitic attacks.
Toronto Police Seek Suspect in Menorah Hate Incident
Toronto police are searching for a suspect after a menorah was vandalized in a hate-motivated incident. The suspect is described as a male in his 30s.
Thunder Bay 'Senior Assassin' Game Sparks Handgun Scare
Reports of a handgun in Thunder Bay were actually part of the 'Senior Assassin' game, where students use water guns. Social media has fueled its popularity among graduates.
B.C. First Nations hold less than 1% of traditional territory
A Postmedia investigation reveals that 25 First Nations in Metro Vancouver and surrounding areas possess less than one percent of their traditional lands, despite recent court victories and land settlements.
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UK Paratroopers Airdrop onto Remote Island for Hantavirus
British paratroopers and medics parachuted onto Tristan da Cunha to deliver oxygen and aid after a hantavirus case was confirmed, marking the UK's first humanitarian parachute deployment.
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