The Kitselas First Nation will gain ownership of over 38 square kilometers of land, self-governing powers, and $148 million in funding through a historic treaty with B.C. and Canada, marking a significant step in Indigenous reconciliation.
British Columbia introduces provincial legislation to ratify a treaty with the Kitselas First Nation, marking a significant step in Indigenous reconciliation efforts.
The B.C. NDP government signs a milestone treaty with the K’omoks First Nation, highlighting progress while facing ongoing criticism over changes to the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act.
A delegation from the Heiltsuk Nation has traveled to London to advocate for compensation related to a 2016 fuel spill, highlighting ongoing environmental and economic impacts on their community.
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The B.C. government has introduced legislation to implement a modern treaty with the K'ómoks First Nation, granting land ownership, self-government, and $56 million after 30 years of negotiations.
British Columbia introduces treaty implementation legislation following three decades of negotiations with the K'omoks First Nation, marking a significant step in Indigenous reconciliation efforts.
First Nation Safety Officers and RCMP seized contraband alcohol in Bunibonibee Cree Nation, leading to arrests. The community maintains strict alcohol prohibitions to address public safety concerns.
A British Columbia First Nation is urging a United Nations body to incorporate cultural and spiritual damages into compensation formulas for environmental spills, marking a significant push for Indigenous rights in ecological justice.
Mahnaz Robertson shares her powerful story of fleeing persecution in Iran, finding refuge in Canada, and building a meaningful life on the Saskatchewan prairies through community, farming, and service.
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A court has temporarily blocked Alberta's chief electoral officer from certifying independence petition results while First Nations legal challenges are considered, citing serious issues and irreparable harm.
Grand Chief Stewart Phillip reveals his MLA wife is 'heartsick' for not supporting a pause on DRIPA, highlighting tensions in Indigenous rights and political dynamics in British Columbia.
The Nova Scotia government expresses willingness to engage in discussions with Mi'kmaw leaders regarding cannabis regulations and Indigenous rights.
First Nations leaders convened an urgent meeting to address the British Columbia government's decision to halt DRIPA implementation, escalating tensions over Indigenous rights and treaty obligations.
Mi'kmaw leaders in Nova Scotia are urging authorities to suspend community raids following recent highway blockades that disrupted traffic on Highway 102, highlighting ongoing tensions over Indigenous rights and law enforcement approaches.
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The James Smith Cree Nation and Saskatchewan Marshals Service have entered into a landmark agreement, marking a significant step in collaborative law enforcement and community safety initiatives.
A rally at Edmonton law courts supports First Nations' injunction bid against Alberta separation, highlighting Indigenous opposition as legal proceedings enter day two.
First Nations chiefs and supporters gathered in Edmonton's Churchill Square on April 8, 2026, to protest a proposed Alberta separation referendum, emphasizing unity and treaty rights.
Residents of Kashechewan First Nation, displaced for three months due to a water crisis, are now informed they cannot return home until mid-June, highlighting ongoing challenges in the community.
Indigenous women's organizations are calling for increased federal funding to mitigate risks to safety and economic well-being, highlighting ongoing challenges despite national awareness campaigns.
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A Land Back Task Force in Squamish, B.C., is drawing significant attention and interest in the wake of a landmark court ruling that supports Indigenous land rights and reconciliation efforts in the region.
George Abbott, a former British Columbia cabinet minister, has been appointed as the province's new chief treaty commissioner, a key role in advancing Indigenous reconciliation efforts.
A judge begins hearing arguments Tuesday in three First Nations lawsuits aiming to halt Alberta's proposed separation referendum, citing constitutional and treaty violations.
Judith Sayers, president of the Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council, states that suspending the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act holds no practical difference from amending it, emphasizing ongoing concerns over Indigenous rights implementatio
The Alberta separatist petition has collected required signatures, but a First Nations injunction and verification process could block the October referendum on independence from Canada.
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Nova Scotia's premier has strongly condemned recent First Nations protests that blocked major highways, escalating tensions over land and resource disputes in the region.
The chief of Grassy Narrows First Nation insists Prime Minister Mark Carney must apologize in person for his comments about an Indigenous protester, escalating a political dispute.
Nova Scotia RCMP report six police vehicles were damaged after officers abandoned them during a First Nation protest on Thursday, April 3, 2026.
First Nations leaders are calling for an apology from Prime Minister Mark Carney after he stated he could 'outlast' a demonstrator during a housing announcement in Toronto, escalating tensions over Indigenous relations.
Sipekne'katik First Nation members blocked Highway 102 near Shubenacadie, Nova Scotia, to protest a cannabis crackdown. Police confirmed the highway has since reopened after the demonstration.
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A leaked transcript shows First Nations leaders accusing B.C. Premier David Eby of 'absolute betrayal' in a DRIPA meeting, highlighting tensions over Indigenous rights and environmental assessments.
