Native Indian News and Articles in Canada (Page 132)

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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Judge to Adams Lake Band and Sun Peaks Resort: Work It Out

ICTMN Staff

March 09, 2011

A British Columbia Supreme Court judge gave something to everyone in ruling that Sun Peaks Mountain Village Resort, while it should have consulted with the Adams Lake Indian Band b...

Skeetchestn Put Aside Protest Plans as Companies Agree to Meet

ICTMN Staff

March 09, 2011

The Skeetchestn Indian Band on Kamloops Lake has called off a "peaceful service disruption" that it had scheduled to target large resource companies, the community-newspaper chain ...

Women’s Memorial March Honors Victims, Families

Valerie Taliman

March 09, 2011

In honor of Women’s History Month and the 100 th anniversary of International Women’s Day on March 8th, ICTMN debuts Navajo writer Valerie Taliman’s new series on the growing human...

Grannies with Gumption: Standing up to Corporate Giants in Canada and Ecuador

ICTMN Staff

March 08, 2011

Maria Aguinda, Ecuadorean Quechua who spearheaded fight against Chevron. Chevron didn’t stand a chance before the ire of indigenous villager Maria Aguinda...

Mohawk Council of Akwesasne Extends Condolences on Passing of Chief Ralph Akiwenzie

ICTMN Staff

March 08, 2011

Chief Ralph Akiwenzi, 64, died March 4 due to pancreatic cancer...

B.C. Métis Sign Historic MOU to Improve Welfare of At-risk Children

ICTMN Staff

March 07, 2011

Family services may soon be improving for Métis in British Columbia after the aboriginal group signed a historic memorandum of understanding to develop Métis-led “holistic, cultura...

Nunavik Women’s Hockey Team Documentary Airs on APTN

ICTMN Staff

March 07, 2011

Wayne Gretzky, Bobby Orr and Mario Lemieux had better watch out. The Uluit are here...

Aboriginal Awareness Week at Lakehead U. to Feature Bannock Bake-off

ICTMN Staff

March 06, 2011

Aboriginal Awareness Week is this week, kicking off on March 7 and running through Friday the 11th at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay, the university’s Aboriginal Awareness Cent...