Native Indian News and Articles in Canada (Page 14)

Canada Marks Fifth Anniversary of Historic Residential School Apology

June 11 marks the fifth anniversary of the day that Prime...

Visit Nunavut's Mount Thor, World's Steepest, Tallest Cliff

In Auyuittuq National Park on remote Baffin Island in...

British Columbia’s Enbridge Pipeline Rejection Could Raise Keystone XL Questions

Citing environmental-safety concerns, the newly elected...

'Gifts From the Elders': Documentary Follows Anishinaabe Youth Journey to Environmental Awareness

In the film Gifts from the Elders, five Anishinaabe youth...

Desecrated Pow Wow Grounds Healing

The sacred Mount McKay Pow Wow Grounds on Fort William...

400-Year-Old Moss Emerges From Under Arctic Glacier, Still Alive

It’s eons-old moss, and it has not been seen in at least...

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Aboriginal Housing Crisis in Canada Threatens to Explode

David P. Ball

February 08, 2013

When the housing crisis in Attawapiskat First Nation made headlines worldwide in October 2011 after the community declared a state of emergency, few had heard of the band’s chief, ...

Anonymous Creates Map of Turtle Island's Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women

ICTMN Staff

February 06, 2013

The online hacker group Anonymous has turned its attention to Canada’s missing and murdered women, compiling a map from police reports and online public input that designates each ...

Rolling Stone Takes Note of Idle No More

ICTMN Staff

February 05, 2013

Rolling Stone has gotten wind of Idle No More, and a story posted on February 4 explains in concise terms what the movement and the controversy that started it are about...

Idle No More Brings Native Voices, Tribal Education to the Forefront

Dr. Cheryl Crazy Bull

February 03, 2013

Like many Natives and our allies across our Grandmother Earth, Unci Maka, I have joined the Idle No More movement, attending round dance gatherings, praying for Chief Theresa Spenc...

Anishinaabe Elder Dave Courchene's Prophetic Words Immortalized in Music by Shy-Anne

ICTMN Staff

February 03, 2013

Anishinaabe Elder Dave Courchene, founder of the Turtle Lodge, has long said that the 8th Fire has been lit, the one that foretold the drawing together of all peoples and the revel...

VIDEO: Stone Fish Traps Explained

Stephanie Brown and Kai Nagata, TheTyee.ca

February 01, 2013

[Editor’s Note: Often passed, seldom visited by outsiders, British Columbia’s Central Coast is home to the continent’s longest-settled places and most enduring peoples...

Tribal Members Sign Treaty Calling for an End to Alberta Oil Sands Development and Keystone XL

Carol Berry

January 31, 2013

Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman’s approval of that state’s section of the disputed Keystone XL pipeline has united not only indigenous from the U.S...

Who You Calling an Immigrant?

Mark Trahant

January 30, 2013

For many in Indian country, President Barack Obama said magic words, “It’s really important for us to remember our history...

Idle No More Day of Action Sweeps Turtle Island and Beyond

ICTMN Staff

January 28, 2013

They marched across the bridge in Halifax. They greeted the sun in Montreal. They jingle-danced in Ottawa and round-danced just about everywhere else...