A Nova Scotia First Nation says it has banned the province’s premier and two of his senior ministers from band lands. The ...

By Carly McHugh Writer Prime Minister Mark Carney faced tough questions in his effort to rebuild First Nations’ trust during ...

By Xavier Kataquapit On December 2, 2025 during a Special Chiefs Assembly hosted by the Assembly of First Nations, the chiefs ...

By Brielle Morgan, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, IndigiNews Justine sits in her kitchen, cradling her new baby girl, while her 14-year-old camps out in a room down the hall. Another daughter ...

Cities Dispatch Pricey civic-building retrofits are sowing doubt in some Port Moody councillors as to whether the city can realistically reach its climate goals. During budget deliberations on Dec. 2, ...

By Sarah Ritchie Liberal government and Official Opposition MPs accused one another of playing political games Tuesday as the House of Commons debated a Conservative motion aimed at pinning down the ...

By Catherine Morrison Half of Canadians are in favour of building a new bitumen pipeline between Alberta and B.C., while fewer than one in five outright oppose it, a new poll suggests. The Leger poll, ...

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Six Nations’ Research Ethics Committee team is growing and using new technology to keep research projects on track. Zachary Miller, Executive Director of Data Analytics and Insights and his team ...

Canada’s banker Prime Minister appears to be ruffling feathers, well, everywhere. But in particular at home. The Prime Minister didn’t get a warm welcome while appearing at the recent Assembly of ...

By Patrick Quinn, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Windspeaker.com The National Gallery of Canada’s newest exhibition explores perspectives of the winter season across diverse cultures and ...