Indigenous Issues News

Following community outcry over an alleged use of excessive force, the RCMP has referred a Sheshatshiu arrest to a police oversight agency, while the Innu Natio

Neskantaga First Nation is seeking provincial and federal support for a new health-care facility after experiencing its second evacuation this summer, triggered

Despite the failure of 'The Voice' referendum, Australia's largest Indigenous gathering, Garma, focused on an optimistic future. The event in the Northern Terri

The remains of two girls, Denise Boucher and Alice Abel, who died at a residential school, were brought home to Łutselk'e by Deninu Kųę́ First Nation Chief Loui

First Nations in British Columbia are exploring nuclear power as a potential solution to meet the province's projected surge in electricity demand over the next

A Cree First Nation in northern Manitoba is calling for improved emergency response after wildfires in the surrounding area have limited access to essential ser

First Nations chiefs across the country expressed concern and felt 'blindsided' by recent pipeline announcements in Alberta, B.C., and Ontario, citing a lack of