President David Chartrand said his people want to do their part to protect Canada from the “mad man” to the south and his ...

In the Throne Speech, King Charles III affirmed Canada would be guided by the principle of free, prior and informed consent — ...

The Premier of Ontario has apologized to Anishinabek Nations for hurtful comments he made about Indigenous peoples June 18.On ...

In a demonstration of utter ignorance the Ontario Premier stated in a news conference that he is working to ‘take care’ of ...

October, Oscar-nominated filmmaker Julian Brave NoiseCat was in Toronto this month to provide details of We Survived The ...

What Shade of Brown is a powerful and emotional collection of poetry and narrative prose in which Nehiyawak (Cree)-Métis ...

It’s a “special honour,” says award-winning journalist and author Tanya Talaga. Her newest non-fiction book The Knowing is ...

Premier Ford, our people have occupied these lands since time immemorial, long before your ancestors arrived on the shores of Turtle Island. As a signatory to Treaty 9, however you, as Premier of ...

Ford is quoted in a Toronto Star article of June 5, 2025, as saying that he intends to apply BILL 5 to open up the Ring of ...

The Tŝilhqot’in Nation stands opposed to the federal government’s “One Canadian Economy” legislation, Bill C-5. This Bill puts Canada on a collision course with the inherent rights and title of ...

A bit of history was made in the Inuit hamlet of Sanikiluaq on June 11. It was announced that the Canada Infrastructure Bank ...

First Nation youth in northeastern Ontario took to the streets of Timmins June 6 to protest the Ontario government’s recent ...