Remembering My Grandfather Vartan: An Armenian Genocide Survivor
A personal reflection on the Armenian genocide through the story of the author's grandfather, Vartan, who survived the 1915 deportations in Turkey.
Category : Indigenous Affairs
Russia Accused of Erasing Stalin's Crimes After Monument Vanishes
European nations condemn Russia for allegedly removing a monument linked to Stalin's repressions, accusing Moscow of distorting historical memory.
Teen Missing After Allegedly Taken by Biological Parents
Cassandra Levasseur, 14, missing after allegedly taken by biological parents Luc Levasseur and Caroline Bouchard. Sûreté du Québec investigating.
First Nations File New Claims Against BC Citing UNDRIP Ruling
After a landmark B.C. Court of Appeal decision, First Nations are launching suits against the province using the ruling to argue against government decisions in mining, forestry, and energy.
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B.C. Indian Chiefs Seek Treaty Pause to Settle Dispute
The Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs asks the government to pause two treaties amid a dispute involving the Nine Allied Tribes, Lax Kw'alaams Band, and Wei Wai Kum First Nation.
Quebec Police Seek Missing 13-Year-Old Boy from Shannon
Quebec provincial police are asking the public for help locating 13-year-old Jordan Verreault from Shannon, last seen in Quebec City on April 21.
B.C. Law Gives First Nations Veto Over Carney's Plans
A B.C. law embedding UNDRIP grants First Nations veto power over development, potentially blocking Prime Minister Carney's nation-building projects across Canada.
Wanuskewin, Saskatoon Schools Renew Land-Based Learning Pact
Wanuskewin Heritage Park and Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools renew a memorandum of understanding to expand land-based learning, connecting students with Indigenous culture.
Suspect Sought in Innisfil Religious Site Vandalism
Police are searching for a suspect after a religious establishment in Innisfil was vandalized with spray paint. The incident occurred on April 10, 2026, near Innisfil Beach Road and Williard Avenue.
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Indigenous Repatriation: Gaps and Progress in Canada
A decade after the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's calls to action, Indigenous repatriation in Canada faces gaps in measuring progress, yet ceremonies like those on Haida Gwaii show hope.
First Nation Leaders in Calgary to Deter Pipeline Investors
Heiltsuk and other Coastal First Nation leaders are in Calgary meeting with financial institutions to discourage investment in contentious pipeline projects, citing environmental and Indigenous rights concerns.
First Nations Seek Equity and Governance in Development Projects
Mark Podlasly argues that Indigenous communities must be co-owners and decision-makers in projects on their lands, not mere beneficiaries, to accelerate Canada's resource development.
First Nations as Co-Owners in Canada's Development Projects
Mark Podlasly argues that Canada's First Nations must be recognized as owners and investors in resource projects, not obstacles, with examples of equity ownership across the country driving a fundamental shift in development partnerships.
Fallout Continues Over B.C. Premier's DRIPA Decision Delay
British Columbia Premier David Eby's choice to postpone changes to the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act has ignited sustained controversy and calls for action from various stakeholders.
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B.C. First Nations Protest Treaties Over Overlapping Claims
Representatives from the Nine Allied Tribes, Lax Kw'alaams Band, and Wei Wai Kum First Nation demonstrate at the B.C. legislature, citing overlapping territorial claims as the core issue behind their opposition to two proposed treaties.
Calgary Signs MOU with Siksika Health Services
The City of Calgary has signed a significant Memorandum of Understanding with Siksika Health Services, marking its second Indigenous partnership focused on reconciliation, community well-being, and cultural preservation through sport and recreation initia
AFN Chief Asks UN to Back First Nations on B.C. Law
Assembly of First Nations National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak calls on the United Nations to support First Nations' opposition to proposed Indigenous law changes in British Columbia, highlighting ongoing tensions over Indigenous rights.
Sudanese Canadians Feel Ignored in Humanitarian Crisis
Sudanese Canadian filmmaker Mamoun Hassan's recent visit to Sudan highlights the community's growing frustration with perceived western indifference to the escalating humanitarian crisis in their homeland.
B.C. Premier Targets Fall Deal on DRIPA Changes
British Columbia Premier David Eby seeks a collaborative agreement with First Nations by fall to revise the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, calling it his most challenging government issue.
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B.C. Premier Reverses Indigenous Rights Law Pause, Pledges Cooperation
British Columbia Premier David Eby is backing down from pausing parts of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, signaling a renewed commitment to working with First Nations.
UN Indigenous Forum Tackles War, Climate, and AI Issues
The United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues addresses critical global threats including armed conflicts, environmental degradation, and artificial intelligence risks impacting indigenous communities worldwide.
Mary Simon Speaks on Indigenous Rights at UN
Governor General Mary Simon is in New York to address Indigenous rights at the United Nations, highlighting Canada's ongoing commitment to reconciliation and international advocacy for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.
Eby Backs Down on DRIPA Suspension After First Nations Anger
British Columbia Premier David Eby has abandoned plans to suspend parts of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act following strong opposition from First Nations leaders and concerns within his own NDP caucus.
First Nations Criticize Eby's Retreat on Indigenous Law
British Columbia's First Nations express disappointment as Premier David Eby's government tables a suspension of key Indigenous rights legislation, urging MLAs to reject the move amid ongoing tensions.
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B.C. to Suspend Indigenous Rights Law; First Nations Urge Rejection
The British Columbia government is set to table legislation suspending a key Indigenous rights law, prompting strong opposition from First Nations leaders who are urging MLAs to reject the proposal.
B.C. to Suspend Indigenous Rights Law, Sources Say
The British Columbia government is reportedly preparing to suspend a key Indigenous rights law, according to First Nations sources. Premier David Eby's administration faces scrutiny over this significant policy shift.
FSIN Rejects Oversight Changes, Strengthens Confidentiality
The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations has formally rejected proposed oversight changes from Indigenous Services Canada while implementing stricter confidentiality rules to protect member data and sovereignty.
First Nations Fight Separatist Petition, UCP Under Fire
First Nations leaders in Alberta are opposing a separatist petition they deem unconstitutional, questioning why government lawyers support separatists while they must hire their own legal counsel.
First Nations Chiefs Demand RCMP Inquiry After Surveillance Report
Assembly of First Nations National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak and other leaders are calling for a formal inquiry into RCMP surveillance activities, citing a recent CBC investigation that revealed extensive monitoring of Indigenous communities.
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Sarnia First Nation Sues INEOS Styrolution in Environmental Lawsuit
A First Nation community in Sarnia, Ontario, has initiated legal action against INEOS Styrolution, alleging environmental harm and seeking accountability for industrial operations impacting their lands and health.
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