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Indigenous veterans fought for country, but were mistreated after service new book recounts
Lynn Gehl was in her thirties when she finally started to learn the story of her great-grandfather Joseph Gagnon from Golden Lake Reserve (now known as Pikwakanagan First Nation) in Ontario.
Book explores a fully decolonized Canada and whether that dream’s been dreamt
On Settler Colonialism in Canada: Relations & Resistances was released in May marking the 30th anniversary of the Report of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal People (…
Young singer/songwriter launches a career with new EP
Mercedes Brown, a Wet'suwet'en and Tsimshian singer/songwriter living in Red Deer, Alta., has debuted her first single “Playing With Fire” from her debut four-song EP Light the Fire.
Build on the self-awareness foundation with book’s four management containers
For the last 10 years, Dallas Pootlass has coached Indigenous learners on how “to stay horizontal in a vertical world,” as he states in his new book The Four Steps to A Deadly Career:…
Can Bill C-37 deliver real authority to First Nations over water?
As First Nations leaders challenge one of Canada’s largest proposed artificial intelligence data centres over its potential impact on fresh water, many say Ottawa’s newly introduced clean water…
Métis Cree writer shares culture and history in buffalo racing children’s story
Growing older with16 grandchildren was all the impetus Métis Cree writer and artist Sherry Leigh Williams needed to produce her first children’s picture book.
First Nation equity partner in battery facility to add energy to Ontario’s power grid
Eagle Lake First Nation in northern Ontario is the latest partner of Neoen, a renewable energy company that focuses on solar, wind and battery projects.
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First Nations lacrosse legend to be inducted into Ontario hall of fame
Though some of his greatest accomplishments were about three decades ago Larry King continues to be recognized for his lacrosse exploits.
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Smith's two-step referendum is a cynical waste of time and money
Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation (ACFN) Chief and Council are responding to Premier Danielle Smith's televised address last night, announcing a deliberately confusing question for the October 19…
