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Métis Nation of Ontario claims vindication while critics dismiss long-awaited report on communities
The Métis Nation of Ontario is claiming vindication after a much-anticipated report supported the presence of seven Métis communities in the province, while opponents are dismissing the review as "bogus," with a predetermined outcome.
Brett Forester
News Indigenous 11 hours ago
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Young First Nation advocates in northwestern Ontario call out candidates' silence on Indigenous issues
Sarah Law
News Canada Thunder Bay 11 hours ago
Poilievre promises to let tankers carry oil through B.C. oceans. Some voters warn it will reopen an old fight
Andrew Kurjata
News Canada British Columbia 11 hours ago
2 First Nation councillors resign after woman targeted in 'vile' online chat goes public
Richard Cuthbertson
News Canada Nova Scotia April 9
British woman apologizes for claims she set a record in Nunavut
Samuel Wat
News Canada North April 9
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Plans on Arctic sovereignty, defence must be done in partnership, says Inuit leader
April 9
First Nations leader says she was never informed of plans for encampment site in Timmins, Ont.
Jonathan Migneault
News Canada Sudbury April 9

Dene teacher shares tools she developed to empower 2-spirit youth in the classroom

Louise BigEagle

News Indigenous April 9

Pierre Poilievre's record on Indigenous rights concerns advocates

Samantha Schwientek

News Indigenous April 7

Carney distances himself from late father's views of Indigenous children, residential schools

News Politics April 8

Manitoba CFS intervened with 50% of First Nations parents from 1998 to 2019: study

Ozten Shebahkeget

News Canada Manitoba April 8

First Nations leaders in northern Ontario say tariffs violate treaty rights, demand seat at table

News Canada Sudbury March 31

Animated film in Wolastoqey language aims to explore mental health in kid-friendly way

News Indigenous April 9

Why this First Nations group is buying wholesale beef from a northern Ontario farm

News Canada Thunder Bay April 9

Bobby Narcisse, a Nishnawbe Aski Nation deputy grand chief, under 3rd-party investigation over conduct

News Canada Thunder Bay April 8

Pelican Narrows lawyers inspire others to enter legal profession

Louise BigEagle

News Indigenous April 8

Mi’kmaw mask carving workshop is changing lives

Carney distances himself from father’s views on residential schools

Frustration grows in Kanehsatà:ke over political infighting

N.W.T. asks regulator to intervene in CN Rail's decision to scrap rail line

News Canada North April 8

Carney's former firm Brookfield has been accused of breaching Indigenous rights in 4 countries

News Indigenous April 7

Mixed reactions on Walpole Island First Nation over new federal riding name

Katerina Georgieva

News Canada Windsor April 7

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