First Nation News

The National Indigenous Fire Safety Council is advocating for a 'fire champion' in each First Nation as the Ontario fire marshal investigates a fatal house fire

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is adopting a hands-off approach as the Saddle Lake Cree Nation defies the government by establishing a safe haven for gender-aff

Saddle Lake Cree Nation in Alberta plans to establish a safe haven for gender-affirming care, defying Premier Danielle Smith's government, with Chief Dale Stein

The Saddle Lake Cree Nation in Alberta plans to invoke a treaty clause to establish a safe haven for gender-affirming medical care, aiming to defy Premier Danie

First Nations families in rural Queensland face eviction as the Mount Isa city council plans to auction off 24 homes to recover nearly $1 million in unpaid rate

A new report reveals that survivors of Australia's Stolen Generations and their descendants face significantly more physical and health challenges, including se

The Northern Territory government has responded to independent experts walking out of a justice partnership for First Nations people, stating there will be 'no

One person has died and another is in police custody following a shooting incident in North Spirit Lake First Nation, a remote Oji-Cree community in northwester

Neskantaga First Nation has evacuated dozens of vulnerable residents to Toronto due to a lack of health-care infrastructure, exacerbated by a recent fire at a t

The Premier stated that a mistake was fixed after First Nations were removed from the English version of an Alberta Day statement, with an updated version sent

First Nation leaders are criticizing the full parole granted to Brayden Bushby, who was convicted in the manslaughter of Barbara Kentner in Thunder Bay, calling

Two First Nations in New Brunswick, Eel River Bar and Pabineau, are exploring a proposal to develop Canada's first Indigenous-owned, transportable nuclear power

Kawacatoose First Nation celebrated the emotional return of a teepee cover that was stolen over a century ago, marking an end to its long absence.

First Nations across Treaty 6 territory are marking the 150th anniversary of the 1876 agreement, but concerns are rising that a push for Alberta independence co

A new partnership is bringing doctors to First Nation communities, improving healthcare access for patients like Melanie Kahmahkotayo who lacked a family doctor

Suwarrow atoll, once the isolated home of hermit Tom Neale for sixteen years, has been designated as the Cook Islands' first national park and a critical conser

First Nations businesses and communities are facing uncertainty and preparing for the economic repercussions as the trade war between Canada and the U.S. intens

The Ontario government and Aroland First Nation have announced the start of work to upgrade the Anaconda and Painter Lake roads, which are part of a larger netw

Members of the Kawacatoose First Nation from Saskatchewan are traveling to Washington, D.C., to retrieve a stolen teepee cover made by an ancestor who was never

The RCMP is reviewing a request from First Nations leaders in Alberta to investigate the province's premier and governing party for treason, a development that

The UK has observed its first national day dedicated to victims and survivors of terrorism in London, recognizing the impact of such attacks.

The UK has observed its inaugural National Day for Victims and Survivors of Terrorism.

Jo Berry, daughter of IRA Brighton bomb victim Sir Anthony Berry, has called for better support for terrorism victims and their families on the first national d

The UK is observing its first national day for victims and survivors of terrorism on Friday, a day that holds significant personal meaning for one survivor whos