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Artist Dianne Patychuk took up the challenge of her own reconciliation project shortly after the release of the Truth and Reconciliation report last year.
In the last six months, she鈥檚 had two art shows entitled 鈥淲e Are All Treaty People鈥 at the Ben Navaee Gallery in Toronto鈥檚 Leslieville community.
Patychuk, a non-Indigenous artist, donates all the money from the sale of her鈥
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Grand Chief Ed John of the First Nations Leadership Council apologized to the Nisga鈥檃 Nation on behalf of First Nations political leaders who did not support the Nisga鈥檃 Nation in its 1973 Calder Case.
The apology was given at the BC Assembly of First Nations Special Chiefs鈥 Assembly held in Laxgalts'ap this week. John also acknowledged the Nisga'a Nation for their leadership in鈥
Despite the fact the Ohsweken Demons had a regular season record below .500, they are now just one win away from winning a league championship.
The Demons are one of five franchises that competed in the 2016 season of the Canadian Lacrosse League, which is better known simply as CLax.
The Ohsweken club is the only professional sports team in North America to be comprised entirely鈥
As Canada debates assisted dying, Ted Quewezance says it鈥檚 a concept Indigenous peoples are all too familiar with.
鈥淲e鈥檝e lived with that for years,鈥 he said. 鈥淭he residential schools is assisted dying. Small pox (on blankets) is assisted dying. Health Canada policies are assisted dying. Indian Affairs policies are assisted dying. And what鈥檚 going on in our three communities and right鈥
Her loss is a tragedy for the country
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Historically, Aboriginal people are told what to do by the powerful. Saskatchewan鈥檚 Jo-Ann Episkenew, however, was having none of it.
Armed with three degrees, the M茅tis mother of 13 鈥渓eaned in鈥 to the boardroom tables of decision-makers, fighting for policy change to improve the health of her people.
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The 鈥渦rgent need to take action鈥 has led to partners implementing a one-year plan to address suicide in Nunavut instead of waiting for a long-term approach to have an impact.
Early last week, the Nunavut Suicide Prevention Strategy (NSPS), which consists of members from the Nunavut government, Nunavut Tunngavik Inc., the RCMP and Isaksimagit Inuusirmi Katujjiqatigiit Embrace Life鈥
An open letter from Marilyn Baptiste:
Berta C谩ceres, our dear friend; a beautiful strong, courageous and amazing woman leader.
In our way as a people of the Earth, Berta will carry on in her courageous work to protect her land, people and future generations.
A year ago Berta stood side by side with her fellow prize winners, including her friend Marilyn Baptiste, to receive the鈥
Chief Aaron Sam of the Lower Nicola Indian Band calls biosolid waste dumping 鈥渘othing more than a method of cheap toxin dispersal for big cities.鈥 The cities attain a cleaner environment while the people living in agricultural lands and First Nations traditional territories are 鈥渆xpected to take the poisonous burden on their shoulders.鈥
Nlaka鈥檖amux and Secwepemc chiefs met on March 10鈥
听The murder of an award-winning Indigenous environmentalist in Honduras has sparked outrage across the world and has emboldened Indigenous movements, which are calling for unity.
On March 11, a coalition of civil society organizations converged on the constituency office of the Minister of International Trade, Chrystia Freeland, in Toronto Centre to demand justice for Berta C谩ceres, who鈥
The annual Little NHL tournament, which saw a record-breaking 195 teams registered, creates community and builds unity among Ontario First Nation communities, said Ontario Regional Chief Isadore Day.
It also injects more than $18 million into the local economy, which Day says demonstrates the purchasing power of both Indigenous families and the tournament itself.听听
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Having culturally-relevant programming to deal with trauma is 鈥渆xtremely important鈥 for many Indigenous inmates, who lack a sense of identity, said Travis Gabriel, a Mohawk Elder and helper at Waseskun Healing Centre.
鈥淣ot knowing, not having a belief system 鈥 gave them that fearless, hopeless feeling, no direction. It speaks to identity all the way. You have to know who you are in鈥
The tone has changed from one federal government to the next, but that doesn鈥檛 mean First Nations children living in care on reserves will see changes in the services they receive any time soon.
On Thursday, the Trudeau government filed its response to the Canadian Human Right Tribunal鈥檚 direction for remedies that can be implemented immediately to level the playing field between child鈥
Charges have been laid against a former BC government employee following a whistleblower鈥檚 allegation that he deleted emails connected to information requests about the Highway of Tears investigation into murdered and missing women.
Charged with willfully making false statements to mislead or attempting to mislead British Columbia鈥檚 privacy commissioner, George Gretes will appear in鈥
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Grand Chief Konrad Sioui of the Huron-Wendat Nation has declared the disturbance of a burial ground and the remains of Huron-Wendat ancestors at Barrie鈥檚 Allandale Station construction site 鈥渦nacceptable鈥.
He calls on authorities to take immediate steps 鈥渢o address these serious breaches and find satisfactory solutions in these circumstances, in accordance with their obligations鈥
Canada鈥檚 Indigenous peoples are poised to take a lead role in developing a national strategy to deal with climate change, according to chiefs of the Assembly of First Nations.
But Canada must first address the quality-of-life gap between Aboriginal people and non-Aboriginal Canadians before they can become full partners in this massive enterprise, according to the AFN鈥檚 National Chief鈥