Londoners Mark Red Dress Day for Missing Indigenous Women
Londoners gathered to mark Red Dress Day, honoring missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit people with a walk and ceremony.
Category : Indigenous Affairs
Red Dress Day Walk Raises MMIWG Awareness
Residents in Waterloo Region participated in a Red Dress Day walk to honour missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit people, raising awareness about the ongoing crisis.
Sask. Judge Approves Residential School Settlement
A Saskatchewan judge has approved the Île-à-la-Crosse residential school class action settlement, the largest in the province's history, providing compensation to survivors.
Two Windsor Champions of French Culture Inducted as Knights
Emmanuelle Richez and Vincent Georgie are among six Ontarians recognized for promoting French language and culture, receiving the Order of the Pleiades.
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Air Canada Honours MMIWG2S+ with Commemorative Video
Air Canada released a video titled 'Spirit Woman' for Red Dress Day, honouring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit peoples, guided by Indigenous voices.
Calgary Red Dress Day Events Honor Missing Indigenous Women
Calgarians can attend Red Dress Day events this week to remember missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. Multiple ceremonies are planned across the city.
Membertou First Nation Red Dress Day walk honors missing women
Membertou First Nation held a Red Dress Day walk to remember missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, raising awareness and honoring loved ones.
Vigil on Parliament Hill for Missing Indigenous Women
A vigil is being held on Parliament Hill today to honor missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and Two-Spirit people, marking the National Day of Awareness.
Separatists Deliver Signatures to Elections Alberta
Stay Free Alberta delivered thousands of signatures to Elections Alberta headquarters in Edmonton on May 4, 2026, as part of a separatist initiative. Supporters gathered with Alberta flags.
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Defamation suit by mayor's wife against BC Indian Chiefs tossed
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has dismissed a defamation lawsuit filed by the wife of a Vancouver mayor against the Union of BC Indian Chiefs, ruling the statements were protected.
Bearspaw First Nation voices concerns over Fortress Mountain resort
Bearspaw First Nation voices concerns over the proposed Fortress Mountain resort in Kananaskis, citing environmental and cultural impacts. The master plan aims for all-season access.
Windsor Powwow Showcases Indigenous Culture and Ceremony
Hundreds gathered at the Toldo Lancer Centre for the fifth annual Alumni and Student Powwow, co-hosted by the University of Windsor and St. Clair College, featuring dancers, drum circles, and vendors.
Battle of the Atlantic 81st Anniversary in Halifax
A ceremony at Point Pleasant Park in Halifax marked the 81st anniversary of the end of the Battle of the Atlantic, honoring veterans and the fallen.
Toronto Jews Shot with Gel-Blaster in Hate Attack
Toronto police seek suspect after visibly Jewish victims were shot with a gel-blaster in North York, sparking warnings of escalating antisemitic violence.
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Toronto photographer documents Jewish identity after Oct 7
Marnie Salsky's new book 'A Peoplehood | Amiut Yehudit' explores Jewish identity amid rising antisemitism, blending photos, clippings, and personal quotes.
Suspect Fired Replica Gun at Jewish Community: Toronto Police
Toronto police report a suspect fired a replica gun at Jewish community members in North York. The incident is being investigated as a hate-motivated assault.
Windsor Councillor Seeks New Freedom Festival with Detroit
Ward 7 Councillor Angelo Marignani hopes to create a Windsor-Detroit freedom festival when political tensions ease, fostering cross-border unity and celebration.
Vigil on First Anniversary of Jack and Lilly's Disappearance
A vigil will be held on the one-year anniversary of Jack and Lilly Sullivan's disappearance from Lansdowne Station, N.S. The siblings, aged 4 and 6, were last seen on May 2, 2025.
Rising Canadian antisemitism terrifies Paralympic gold medalist
Paul Rosen, Canada's oldest rookie Paralympic hockey goalie, faced antisemitism on ice but now fears for his grandchildren amid rising hate in Canada.
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Regina Walk Honours MMIWG2S+ Lives Ahead of Red Dress Day
The third annual Honouring their Spirits smudge walk and gathering in Regina paid tribute to missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and Two-Spirit people ahead of Red Dress Day.
Sask. Hotel Workers Get Human Trafficking Training
Hotel workers in Saskatchewan will receive training to identify signs of human trafficking, aiming to enhance safety and reporting in the hospitality industry.
Regina Walk Honours Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
The Nēwo-Yōtina Friendship Centre's MMIWG2S+ Gathering & Smudge Walk marks Red Dress Day, raising awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit individuals.
Indigenous Firefighting Camp Returns for Third Year
Calgary's fire department hosts a three-day camp for Indigenous youth aged 18-30, featuring hands-on training with equipment, car fire simulations, and search-and-rescue exercises.
Judge Approves Île-à-la-Crosse Residential School Settlement
A Saskatchewan judge has approved a class action settlement for former students of the Île-à-la-Crosse residential school, bringing closure to survivors and their families.
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Walk remembers Wendy Lafortune, missing Sudbury woman
Two years after her disappearance, family and community gather for a walk to remember Wendy Lafortune, last seen in New Sudbury, hoping for closure.
DRIPA and Its Legal Consequences: An In-Depth Analysis
Explore the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA) in B.C., its legal implications, and the recent court rulings that shape its future.
Sask. Court to Rule on MMIWG and TRC Reports as Evidence
Saskatchewan's top court will hear arguments on whether excerpts from the MMIWG and TRC reports can be used as evidence in a class action lawsuit over birth alerts.
Disability Advocate Seeks Stricter E-Scooter Parking Rules
Zachary Weeks urges Edmonton to enforce stricter parking rules for shared e-scooters to improve accessibility for people with disabilities.
Vancouver Playwright Challenges Israel-Palestine Narrative
Itai Erdal's play 'Soldiers of Tomorrow' offers an alternative view of the Israel-Palestine conflict, drawn from his IDF service and questioning of historical narratives.
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Moose Cree First Nation Declares State of Emergency
Moose Cree First Nation in northern Ontario has declared a state of emergency. The declaration comes amid ongoing challenges facing the community.
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