INDIGENOUS
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Canadá
Indigenous groups urged to unite or risk losing out on Trans Mountain pipeline ownership
On stage at an Indigenous energy conference this week, Stephen Buffalo implored those wanting an ownership stake in the Trans…
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Canadá
Could this proposal finally bring an end to the First Nations drinking water issue?
Two Indigenous groups in the Atlantic region, the Mi’kmaq and Wolastoqiyik, are pitching a First Nations owned water authority to the federal…
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Canadá
Indigenous teacher asks Urban Planet to drop racial slur
An Indigenous educator is asking clothing franchise Urban Planet to remove its line of T-shirts that feature the word “savage.”…
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Canadá
Leader of organization behind fake status cards facing sex charges involving minor
The leader of a self-described Indigenous organization that distributed fake Indian status cards is facing three sex-related charges involving a…
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Canadá
33% of landowners on Trans Mountain route are yet to grant access to expansion project
Barbara Gard calls her three-hectare property, nestled below the forested peak of Sumas Mountain, a “miniature Stanley Park.” Its lush trees…
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Canadá
A very dangerous situation’: psychiatrists sound alarm over Sask. children’s hospital design
The doors are about to open at Saskatchewan’s first children’s hospital, but psychiatrists say the $284 million building is rife…
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Canadá
Indigenous, 2-spirit couple from Alberta wins The Amazing Race Canada
Anthony Johnson and James Makokis hoped being the first Indigenous, two-spirit couple to compete on The Amazing Race Canada would…
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Canadá
Meet 5 Indigenous youth who are spreading hope in communities on World Suicide Prevention Day
Sept. 10 marks World Suicide Prevention Day. It’s an important day for Indigenous youth involved with We Matter, an Indigenous youth-led…
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Canadá
Unpaid bills and broken promises: Indig Inc. problems go beyond failed Tokyo trade mission
An Indigenous entrepreneur facing allegations of financial mismanagement related to a trade mission to Japan has left behind a trail…
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Canadá
Indigenous artists ’embarrassed’ after trade mission to Japan
Some Indigenous artists say a trade delegation to Tokyo was a “debacle” that wasted not only their money, but tens…
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Canadá
Indigenous tourism businesses booming in B.C. as visitors spend $705M a year
Indigenous tourism businesses are seeing rapid growth in B.C. as more international visitors seek experiences that bring them closer to Canadian…
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Canadá
Meat from 21 contaminated elk herds entered Canada’s food supply over last 5 years
Elk meat from 21 herds where chronic wasting disease (CWD) was found has been released into Canada’s food supply over the…
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Canadá
Needle-vending machines are part of the response to HIV and STI outbreaks in Saskatchewan
Drug users who have long sought to keep others safe by voluntarily distributing clean needles are now getting paid for…
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Canadá
Andrew Scheer torques study in claim about the new NAFTA deal
As part of our federal election coverage, CBC News is assessing the truthfulness, accuracy and plausibility of statements made by…
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Canadá
TIFF’s Canadian projects include Ellen Page doc, Jeff Barnaby thriller
An Ellen Page documentary on environmental racism in Nova Scotia and a Jeff Barnaby-directed zombie thriller centring on an Indigenous…
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Canadá
SNC-Lavalin affair could turn Indigenous votes away from the Liberals, national chief warns
The SNC-Lavalin affair and Jody Wilson-Raybould’s exit from the federal Liberal caucus will factor into the choices Indigenous voters make…
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Canadá
Crime up, homicide down: Five things to know about the 2018 crime statistics
New national crime data for 2018 was released Monday, courtesy of Statistics Canada, with big changes to some key indicators.…
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Canadá
Medical teams, new water systems part of federal commitment to Attawapiskat
Attawapiskat Chief Ignace Gull said he is optimistic about the future of his community following a commitment from the federal…
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Canadá
Canada needs to triple the amount of protected land and water
Against a backdrop of shocking declines in the health of the world’s ecosystems and species, a new report from the…
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Canadá
Another Ontario First Nation declares a state of emergency over water
Another fly-in First Nation in Ontario has declared a state of emergency over of its water quality. Eabametoong First Nation,…
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GTA
Your Ward News editor faces sentencing today; says ready to go to jail
The editor of a free Toronto-based publication faces sentencing today for wilfully promoting hatred against women and Jews. The prosecution…
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Canadá
Three-quarters of Indigenous youth optimistic reconciliation will happen in their lifetime
Almost three-quarters of Indigenous youth who took part in a new survey said they are optimistic there will be meaningful…
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Canadá
B.C. man finishes walk across Canada for MMIWG, but says his work isn’t over
Matthew Jefferson walked 8,275 kilometres with a 25-kilogram bag on his back. The 33-year-old man from the Wet’suwet’en First Nation…
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Canadá
Assembly of First Nations meets with premiers today, ending boycott
The Assembly of First Nations will attend a meeting of Indigenous leaders and premiers Tuesday, ending a boycott it launched…
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Canadá
First Nations push for greater share of forestry industry as policies evolve
The foundations of Canada’s forestry sector are changing as First Nations, strengthened by legal victories and legislation, look for more…
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Canadá
Two-thirds of Indigenous people don’t feel respected in Canada
Two-thirds of Indigenous people feel that the federal government does not respect their community and identity, according to a recent…
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Canadá
Indigenous and first-time voters split, new Canadians still prefer Liberals
New Canadians are still backing the Liberals, Indigenous voters have abandoned the party in droves and first-time voters are leaning disproportionately toward the…
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Canadá
Regina Indian Industrial School transfer of land housing cemetery ‘first step in reconciliation’
The grounds housing a cemetery where some three dozen Indigenous children who died while attending Regina’s Indian Industrial School (RIIS) are buried…
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GTA
Pride Toronto apologizes for land acknowledgement that ‘failed to recognize’ Indigenous peoples
Pride Toronto is apologizing for a land acknowledgement sign displayed over the weekend after hundreds took to Twitter to call out the organization…
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Temas de Capa
Povos Indígenas no Canadá: “O ressentimento é real, é forte”
O projeto tem um nome que logo nos revela a sua essência – Project First Nations – e nasceu da…
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