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The group The NorthStars hope its video will trigger some important conversations about mental health.

The firm administering the Sixties Scoop settlement agreement mailed a B.C. man's Indian status information to a woman in Ontario by mistake.

Vancouver police are renewing a public appeal for information and have released a picture of a suspect they believe is responsible for the theft earlier this month of culturally significant Indigenous ceremonial regalia.

Negotiations on how to compensate First Nations children taken from their homes and communities through the on-reserve child welfare system have been "productive" and are headed toward an agreement, according to a Justice Canada letter filed with the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal. 

For many, learning to drive is a rite of passage but for those who live in a remote Indigenous community in northern B.C., that access can be nearly impossible — and it’s not getting any easier.

Sam Bradd produces ‘graphic recordings’ of conferences and hearings across Canada — and they’re the coolest notes you’ll ever see.

Pat Calihou's journey building the York boat is about more than resurrecting his ancestors' watercraft. It's about reviving his family’s forgotten culture as he builds the boat piece by piece.

Akwesasne is one step closer to settling a 130-year-old land grievance with Canada after a year of reviewing appeals lodged against the results of a community-wide referendum.

Two dozen friends and family members of a young Siksika man killed nearly a year ago showed up at court Monday, many of them wearing green jerseys with Kristian Ayoungman's name and his No. 14 on the back.

A 50-year-old nature photographer, John Wapachee from Oujé-Bougoumou, was killed as a result of a head-on collision early Sunday morning near Senneterre in northern Quebec.

Former Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP Nathan Cullen is stepping into the Coastal GasLink dispute to act as an intermediary between the Wet'suwe'ten hereditary chiefs, the province of B.C., RCMP, Coastal GasLink and others. 

More than four months since the Sarnia-Lambton Native Friendship Centre’s doors were shut under unexplained circumstances, Nathalie Landry continues to open her heart — and her own door — to struggling members of Sarnia’s urban Indigenous community.

Yukon's child and youth advocate has a launched a review into attendance among students in high school and under.

After several years of bouncing around between different homes, Kelly Sark finally has the keys to her very own house — a three-bedroom home for her and her two children — thanks to Habitat for Humanity P.E.I.

Child protection workers in the Northwest Territories say they’re overworked and not getting the support they need as they face fierce public criticism from foster families.

An Inuk elder is being celebrated by the government of Canada to recognize the Inuit for collecting animal bones, which were transformed into ammunition during the Second World War.

The regional Mé​​​​​​​tis presidents of Ontario, Alberta and Saskatchewan are calling for reform of the Mé​​​​​​​tis National Council, raising serious concerns about "dysfunction" and about a lack of transparency on the national body's finances and administration.

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Community members gathered with family and friends at Selkirk Avenue and King Street to pay tribute to Claudette Osborne-Tyo, who has been missing since July 25, 2008.

Advocates say urban Indigenous residents are being left out of UNDRIP consultations even though a majority of B.C.’s Indigenous people live off-reserve.