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‘Leah carried a deep love for her family’: Mother of 2 mourned at Winnipeg vigil
Loved ones honour Anishinaabe health care worker Leah Faye Keeper, 32, who police identified from DNA tests last week
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Meet our first operations manager, Thi Dao
A Q&A about relationship-building, navigating growth, and the importance of curiosity
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‘Very concerned’: UN Indigenous Peoples forum impacted by ongoing funding crisis
After ‘U.S.’ refuses to pay its United Nations dues, budget pitfalls at the body have hit travel funding for Indigenous participants and a global action plan for Indigenous health
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‘Carney is at a crossroads’ with First Nations, says AFN national chief
A year after prime minister took office, Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak speaks to IndigiNews about budget cuts, clean water and industry mega-projects
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Tla’amin set to reclaim forest stewardship with $80M logging licence deal: ‘A generational opportunity’
Nation to buy the forestry tenure for more than 1,540 square kilometres of its territories in the qathet (Powell River) area from Western Forest Products
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In ‘Gatineau,’ Indigenous leaders celebrate belongings returned from the Vatican: ‘We welcome them home’
Five of the objects were ceremonially uncrated at the Canadian Museum of History last week, while a total of 62 items will be transferred to their home communities across the country
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Renowned syilx educator hopes new UBCO building will boost Indigenous innovation
lax̌lax̌tkʷ Jeannette Armstrong says the university’s x̌əl sic snpax̌nwixʷtn building will make room for collaboration across disciplines
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Modern treaties law would hold feds ‘accountable to the promises’ made to First Nations, say chiefs
Indigenous leaders say Bill C-10 would finally hold ‘Canada’s’ feet to the fire over its commitments in the constitutionally protected agreements
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Leaders in the North Okanagan join forces to protect crucial watershed from fire
Sacred to the syilx, and source of drinking water for 80,000 people, the North Aberdeen Plateau faces ‘extreme threat’ of wildfire — a new plan hopes to help
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As climate, industry warm Okanagan waterways, expert warns of ‘extinction event’ for fish by 2040
Lauren Terbasket shared the ‘alarming’ data about water trends during a watershed gathering on Feb. 20 — saying climate resilience must be prioritized