Senator says industry of fake Indigenous art may be worth millions of dollars
Delegates to debate today a motion for independent third-party forensic financial audit of the AFN
Archibald alleges she was suspended for trying to investigate corruption within the assembly
Indigenous Services Canada calls it the largest such deal in Canadian history
Students can participate in First Nations courses due to expansion of External Credentials program
Celebrations of Canadian pride balanced with country’s difficult history with Indigenous people
The Witsuwit’en Language Culture Society launched the Official Witsuwit’en-English Dictionary Friday
‘We’ve actually come to the realization that they’re not stopping’
Youth asked ‘What does being Indigenous mean to you?’ as the topic contest
Pope Francis expected to deliver apology for Catholic Church’s role in residential schools
Prince of Wales offered Canada as an example to follow
Sentencing begins for fraudulent social worker Robert Riley Saunders
Dawn to dusk Tseshaht celebration took place in Port Alberni to mark National Indigenous Peoples Day
5,000-year-old bones show how Indigenous people worked with warming oceans
Diane Hill had just celebrated her seventh birthday when she first arrived…
Suit covers a time frame referred to in court arguments as the ‘Millennium Scoop’
Award recipient also wins $40,000 scholarship noting efforts with Smalgyax language preservation
Erin Stagg’s paintings of strength and resilience on display in Surrey this summer thanks to grant
Pontiff has rescheduled a trip to Africa that had been set for just prior to his visit to Canada
First Peoples’ Cultural Council learning initiatives to be funded
