National News
Ancient Âsowanânihk crossing reveals millennia of Indigenous use as communities seek protection
Archaeological evidence from an ancient North Saskatchewan River crossing is helping researchers trace thousands of years of Indigenous land use while surrounding communities seek protection for a…
Languages website launches with Nakoda lessons
A free online teaching resource called canadianlanguages.org launched Sept. 21 with Nakoda lessons taught by Theresa O'Watch of Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation.
New trilogy from Eden Robinson came in fits and starts, but a sorceress has emerged
After 15 years of her mind being home to a fantastical world, award-winning Haisla and Heiltsuk author Eden Robinson has finally put it on paper.
Digital artbook details stories of the Indian residential school system
A free digital book that includes the artwork of survivors of the Indian residential school system has been launched.
University of Alberta offers free online 12-module course on Indigenous engagement, partnership
University of Alberta representatives are hoping their newest Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on Indigenous issues is as successful as its previous one.
Treaty Nations seek relief from costly disputes as watchdog Bill C-10 reaches Senate
John Alan Jack, elected chief councillor of Huu-ay-aht First Nations, and Nisga’a Nation President Eva Clayton, co-chair of the Land Claims Agreements Coalition.
Embers that fell from the sky create range of emotions in the belly
Lyrical writing and magical watercolour illustrations highlight Rebecca Lafond’s debut bedtime story, Fire In Your Belly, which tells children that all emotions, whether joy or anger, are…
Sports
Six Nations Chiefs capture fourth consecutive national Mann Cup championship
Moments after winning a franchise record fourth straight Canadian Mann Cup lacrosse championship on Sept.
Opinions
Reform the Criminal Code to acknowledge residential school denialism as hate speech, says regional chief
Statement from the First Nations Leadership Council
