CANADA

The girlfriend of an Akwesasne man awaiting extradition from the U.S. to face a murder charge in Canada says that he is being framed for the killing of his cousin, who was found shot in the head in August.

First Nations evacuees who were forced from their homes after the Thanksgiving long weekend storm want to return home after spending days crammed in hotel rooms.

Indigenous leaders involved with the Robinson-Huron Treaty annuities case say they are frustrated with how the provincial and federal governments are approaching negotiations.

Mé​​​​​​​tis in Saskatchewan and Alberta are joining together in a lawsuit to compel Ottawa to negotiate a land claim totalling 120,000 square kilometres.

Jean Teillet, whose great grandfather was Joseph Riel, younger brother of Louis, authored a book about Riel and the history of the Métis Nation, published in September. She spoke in Regina on Tuesday evening.

Human bones found in northern Manitoba earlier this month are believed to belong to an Indigenous person and RCMP want to see them get a proper burial.

An independent probe into how RCMP members investigated the death of Colten Boushie and interacted with his family is nearing its conclusion. 

Thunder Bay police and the Ontario chief coroner's office are pushing ahead with new investigations into nine Indigenous deaths in the city, and the results could have implications for similar investigations throughout the province.

One of the many questions as we approach election day is how many Indigenous voters will cast a ballot.  In 2015, voter turnout on First Nations in northeastern Ontario surged up to 63 per cent from 45 per cent the previous election.

Hundreds of Dene and Indeh from around the world are gathering in Calgary this week for a historic reunification.

Beardy's and Okemasis band councillor Kevin Seesequasis would like help from the federal government in repairing a national monument honouring the signing of Treaty 6.

The incumbent Liberal candidate for the Northwest Territories has been involved, in one way or another, with every order of government in the N.W.T., starting with attending tribal council meetings in the Dehcho region as a teenager.

Victims of homicide in Manitoba this year have predominantly been Indigenous men, according to new statistics released by the RCMP.

Megan Pizzo-Lyall is on the campaign trail as Nunavut’s Liberal Party candidate.

Little time has been spent on the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls so far in the federal election campaign, sparking skepticism from families that changes called for in the national inquiry's final report will be a priority for the next government.

The certificate program at Vancouver's Native Education College comes as world bodies and local governments are looking to Indigenous knowledge to help solve the climate crisis.

Hundreds of people are seeking shelter in Winnipeg after being evacuated from First Nations communities as Manitoba reels from a snowstorm that has left tens of thousands without power at a time, and forced the province and city to declare states of emergency.

The organizers wanted to make sure everyone who wanted to take part was able. That's why childcare is included.

Two photographers documented Indigenous communities around Calgary over several decades starting in the 1930s, but not the regalia you might see in a Stampede parade.

Selma Eccles, a CBC radio journalist in Rankin Inlet, Nunavut, turns on her mic every weekday afternoon for her mother.