First Person
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In divisive political times, we need each other more than ever
Despite an imaginary line dividing us, ‘Canadians’ and ‘Americans’ are part of one human family — and we have more in common than we do differences
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Why you won’t see IndigiNews among those sharing in the $100M Google news fund
As the CJC hands out millions to ‘Canadian’ media under the federal Online News Act, our Indigenous newsroom is left behind
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Amid a surge of nationalism — Indigenous sovereignty must be recognized
With tariffs and other political threats, we must remember ‘Canada’ was built on a foundation of Indigenous title, write Jody Wilson-Raybould and Christine Boyle
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Indigenous cradleboard keepers are revitalizing traditional parenting practices
Found across many cultures, the baby carriers are a tangible connection to ancestors, explains Anishinaabe writer Joleen Banning
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Introducing tâpwêwin media, a new chapter for IndigiNews
Today, IndigiNews is thrilled to share an exciting announcement: as of January 1, we have moved to a new non-profit parent organization, tâpwêwin media. tâpwêwin media was created specifically for the purpose of being a new Indigenous-led home for IndigiNews. It was founded by publisher Eden Fineday, who will serve as the new organization’s CEO,…
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Looking back at 2024: A year in stories
From the return of salmon (and Buffalo!) to a historic Aboriginal title agreement — a retrospective of some of the biggest stories from the past 12 months
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e-pimohtâtamihk paskwâw mostos meskanaw
kihci-paskwâwimostoswak kakîŵetahihcik isi paskwâw, pâ-pêyak pêyakoskânêsiwin
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Travelling the Buffalo road: Indigenous nations are rematriating bison to the prairies
Millions of bison once roamed the grasslands, until colonialism nearly wiped them out — now, people are restoring balance to their homelands
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‘Not our border’: How a colonial line shapes Tlingit lands — and my own ancestor’s role in it
A canoe trip across the ‘U.S.-Canada’ boundary reminds Mike Graeme of colonialism’s legacy — as he follows the path of his surveyor great-great-uncle
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Columbia River dams harmed salmon — now governments must invest in bringing them home
It will take a river of people to restore salmon populations, write Secwépemc, syilx and Ktunaxa leaders from the Bringing the Salmon Home Initiative