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Child welfare system carries on residential ‘school’ legacy, Innu families tell inquiry: ‘When is it going to stop?’
The Inquiry Regarding the Treatment, Experiences, and Outcomes of Innu in the Child Protection System is set to wrap in 2025, amid efforts to reclaim jurisdiction
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Mother of Gill twins pleads guilty to fraud in Inuit identity case, charges against sisters withdrawn
An Iqaluit court heard Friday that Amira and Nadya Gill were unaware Karima Manji submitted falsified forms identifying them as Indigenous
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In new podcast, Iñupiaq storyteller brings Northern tales to a digital platform
‘Human beings have been listening to stories longer than we’ve been reading them in books,’ says James Dommek Jr., who created ‘Alaska is the Center of the Universe’
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Fraud case involving twins who claimed Inuit status adjourned until new year
Iqaluit court hears the Gill sisters have not yet found representation licensed to practice in Nunavut
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From the supernatural to the thrilling, these Indigenous authors will leave you unsettled this Halloween
In the spirit of the season, book writer Dene Moore selects 10 haunting books, full of horrors both imagined and real
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Exhibit explores rich identity of Indigenous tattooing
Leading artists are featured in ‘Body Language’ — on display at Museum of Surrey until Sept. 4
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Sámi dancers are rebuilding their Indigenous dance culture
Dancer and choreographer Liv Aira is articulating Sámi culture through movement
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In her grandmother’s footsteps: Woman travels north to reconnect with Dene family
Guided by dreams and grounded through nature, Cassandra (River) Blondin-Burt is getting to know her maternal family and finding out more about her grandmother Georgina Blondin
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Dene author Katłįà’s debut novel showcases northern perspectives
Land-Water-Sky/Ndè-Tı-Yat’a, released today, is inspired by an ‘uncanny’ trip to Katłįà’s grandmother’s birthplace.