First Nations News

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

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

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

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

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 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

A court has permanently stayed the case against two senior constables charged over the use of a Taser and pepper spray on a vulnerable First Nations man in cust

A First Nations MP, Yiŋiya Guyula, has resigned from the Northern Territory parliament, accusing the ruling Country Liberal party of passing laws that are "dehu

The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with two First Nations councils. This agreement aims to incorporate

Seven First Nations Australians, including artist Baker Boy, shared their hopes and worries for future generations at the Garma festival in East Arnhem Land, a

Rhoda Roberts, a proud Widjabul Wieybal woman of the Bundjalung nation, was posthumously honored with the lifetime achievement award at the Naidoc awards for he

Two First Nations in northern Ontario, Long Lake #58 and Ginoogaming First Nation, have hired private security to combat drug traffickers after experiencing mul

New documents indicate that over 300,000 acres of Crown land could be transferred to Vancouver Island First Nations as they finalize their treaties.

A First Nations woman, allegedly murdered by her former partner south of Brisbane, had contacted Queensland police earlier this month with domestic violence con

Victoria's new First Nations voice to parliament, Gellung Warl, has called for the government to scrap a controversial bill that would deny prisoners at least o

First Nations chiefs in British Columbia are urging the federal government and Alberta to halt pipeline advancement, stating that proper consultation and cooper

The Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs is urging the Canadian federal government and Alberta's government to halt the advancement of the West Coast pipelin

The annual Country to Couture event at the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair showcased the work of 21 First Nations designers and art centres over two nights in Larrak

First Nations advocates are warning that the number of Indigenous deaths in NSW prison custody this year could surpass last year's record, following the deaths

First Nations chiefs and opposition politicians are calling for a public inquiry into Ontario's wildfire response, while Progressive Conservative cabinet minist

A new Cambria Hotel, the first in Canada, is being built at the Thunder Bay International Airport. The project, led by Rideout Bay Developments, will be 90% Fir

A First Nations-led wildfire evacuee centre in B.C. is ensuring that survivors of intimate partner violence receive specific support.