National News
The life, death and eventual return of Willow Bunch Giant gets more time in the spotlight
More than a century after the death of her famous relative, Jessie Ray Short is showcasing his life story with a new film.
Bill C-21 reveals deeper tensions over Métis identity, treaty authority and jurisdiction
The president of the Manitoba Métis Federation (MMF) says misinformation and political fearmongering are driving growing opposition to Bill C-21, as legislation to enact the Red River Métis self-…
Moose Hide Campaign shifts national ceremony to Toronto
The annual National Day of Action for the Moose Hide Campaign, which takes a stand against violence towards women, children and all those along the gender continuum, was held May 14.
Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation pushes beyond consultation with new partnership
Correction made May 19, 2026 to Scott Arbuckle's title with Arcadis:
Data access delayed or denied has serious implications for First Nations, says policy analyst
As a policy analyst with the Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority, Steffanie Petroni is doing her best to further the work of the northern Ontario organization, but she’s facing challenges…
The music of Frog inspires a tale of healing and giving back
With spring upon us and the song of the frog filling the air, Joseph Dandurand admits it was that sound that inspired his newest children’s book Pipa:m̓: The Touch of the Frog as part of…
New podcast creator wants to advance unique discussion on industry and Indigenous inclusion
Justin Bourque has launched a podcast that he hopes will give his audiences greater insight into the complex dealings of building a better world for Indigenous peoples through economic…
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Sports
Maple Leafs fire Berube
The Toronto Maple Leafs have released Craig Berube, a Cree from the Alberta hamlet of Calahoo, from his head coaching duties.
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Treaty is forever, says Confederacy, condemning separatist referendum push
Statement from the Confederacy of Treaty No. 6 First Nations
