INDIGENOUS & DECOLONIZATION

Internal records show federal officials are concerned about a 'high risk' case launched by Six Nations of the Grand River in 1995.

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Murray Sinclair, Monica Ille, Clint Davis and more talk to The Globe and Mail about their leadership philosophy

In 2010 Richard Desautel, a Sinixt man from the U.S., was charged for shooting an elk in B.C. The Supreme Court will decide his case.

Preserving Latin America’s forests is vital to fight the climate crisis and deforestation is lower in indigenous territories

Existing GIS ecosystems need to be designed in ways that support Indigenous data sovereignty and visibility—for the benefit of all.

It’s time we finally got rid of what isn’t working for us — even if that means parting ways with long-established advocacy organizations

First hospital-based centre in Canada designed to drive culturally relevant system initiatives to achieve health equity and community wellness.

Schitt's Creek star Dan Levy is asking Canadians to join him in taking a free online Indigenous history course offered by the University of Alberta.

Canada has yet to develop a plan to deal with the humanitarian crisis in foster care where Indigenous children make up 50 per cent of all cases

So far Hawaiians have managed to stop all efforts to begin construction through legal challenges and civil disobedience. Mauna Kea , also known as Mauna a Wakea

Áísínai’pi, home to the highest concentration of rock carvings and paintings on the Great Plains of North America, was designated as Alberta’s first World Heritage site in 25 years because of the Blackfoot stories that surround it

Indigenous Peoples have been protecting biodiversity on Earth for thousands of years. Yet their rights are increasingly being eroded and they face multiple thre

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BRAZIL’S indigenous population issued an urgent appeal for international solidarity today to avert a genocide as they try to assert their social and cultural rights.Community leaders warned that far-right racists have stepped up attacks on indigenous groups following the election of President Jair Bolsonaro, who has claimed that Brazil’s Landless Workers Movement and other minority rights organisations are “terrorists.”

Who has a scythe sharp enough to fell the stalks of capitalism today? It’s not Marx, Lenin and Mao

Advocates for the embattled Wet'suwet'en people are gathered in full force at Nathan Phillips Square today to express support for the First Nation's …

The Majorville Medicine Wheel, a sacred First Nations site that has been left largely intact in Alberta, is one of the oldest man-made structures you can visit in C…

Tensions are high in the wake of Colin Kaepernick's national anthem protest. But students have a right to sit down

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As the media arts justice facilitator, Fallon Andy’s role at the Native Youth Sexual Health Network is to use art, memes and GIFs to talk about violence inflicted on two-spirit and queer bodies

The new prime minister's promises of reconciliation with First Nations may seem daunting, but the path has already been laid out for him by the Supreme Court of Canada

A new music video featuring the music of Kinnie Starr has stop-motion wood carved characters confronting Prime Minister Stephen Harper, depicted on a super tanker travelling around Haida Gwaii.