National News
Ontario premier mends rift with apology to First Nations over “racist comments”
The Premier of Ontario has apologized to Anishinabek Nations for hurtful comments he made about Indigenous peoples June 18.
Consultation on Bill C-5, economic uncertainty of Trump’s tariffs focus of Indigenous testimony in Canada’s Senate
Manitoba Métis Federation (MMF) President David Chartrand said his people want to do their part to protect Canada from the “mad man” to the south and his threats of tariffs.
Poet unpacks the baggage of being light-skinned in new collection
What Shade of Brown is a powerful and emotional collection of poetry and narrative prose in which Nehiyawak (Cree)-Métis writer John Brady McDonald examines what it means to be a light-…
Endless Cookie starts theatrical run across Canada
Pete and Seth Scriver have been blown away by the buzz their film Endless Cookie has created.
Works inspired by Inuit and Viking cultures on display at Qaumajuq in Winnipeg
The work of Inuit artist Abraham Anghik Ruben will be featured in the Winnipeg Art Gallery’s (WAG) – Qaumajuq space until May 31, 2026.
Canada Infrastructure Bank invests in wind project to power hamlet of Sanikiluaq, Nunavut
A bit of history was made in the Inuit hamlet of Sanikiluaq on June 11.
Sports
Cousins Nolan and Zack to be inducted into Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame
Ted Nolan would like to make one thing very clear. He is NOT a retired hockey coach.
Opinions
First Nations respond to “disgusting rhetoric” about Indigenous peoples by Ontario Premier
In a demonstration of utter ignorance the Ontario Premier stated in a news conference that he is working to ‘take care’ of First Nations but then on the other hand, claims that First Nations are ‘…
