Which is the most influential Indigenous media entity in Canada? Many would point to the imagineNATIVE Film Festival, the ...

Apply by April 2, 2026!While governments across Canada are converting student grants into loans and lifting tuition freezes, Indigenous, Black, and racialized students are bearing the heaviest burden.

More than two decades after modern treaty leaders first began calling for independent oversight, they are now urging Parliament to move forward on Bill C-10, An Act respecting the Commissioner for ...

While a prominent Indigenous business leader believes major project development in Canada is progressing at lightning-quick ...

To the investors, mining companies, government representatives, and stakeholders gathered at the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada(PDAC) Conference in Toronto, the Anishinabek Nation, ...

Métis author Tara Gereaux dedicates her new novel Wild People Quiet to her late grandfather. It's a fitting dedication as ...

The Assembly of Treaty Chiefs (AOTC) of Treaty No. 6, Treaty No. 7, Treaty No. 8 has unanimously passed a vote of non-confidence in the UCP Government of Alberta, prompted by the Danielle Smith ...

Audible is opening applications for its Indigenous Writers’ Circle (Summer 2026) — a six-month mentorship program designed to support emerging First Nations, Inuit and Métis storytellers in bringing ...

National Defence Minister David McGuinty today announced Canada’s plan to build 7,500 new residential housing units across ...

Words matter, writes poet Louise Bernice Halfe-Sky Dancer.“Kêhtê-ayak (Elders) teach that words must be used with caution,” she writes in “Song of the Starved Soul: A Commentary on Ceremony and ...

A documentary about a woman who spent the majority of her life saving the Cree language will have its world premiere in ...

Like many others, Donita Large had plenty of time during the pandemic for self-reflection.Large, a member of Saddle Lake First Nation in Alberta, decided she wanted music to have a more significant ...