Native Indian News and Articles in Canada (Page 141)

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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Cherokee Nation to Offer Money Management Workshops

ICTMN Staff

January 26, 2011

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. – The Cherokee Nation will offer free money management workshops to the public during February in Sallisaw, Claremore and Tahlequah, Cherokee Phoenix reported...

Schwarzenegger Meets and Greets Manitoba First Nation Chiefs

ICTMN Staff

January 26, 2011

California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger stopped to meet with three Manitoba First Nation chiefs on Tuesday before speaking at a sold-out Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce banquet...

Saskatchewan-Japan Clean Coal Deal

ICTMN Staff

January 26, 2011

Saskatchewan and Japan will collaborate on clean coal, carbon capture and storage, the Winnipeg Free Press reported on Jan. 25 ...

North American First Nations Tournament of Champions Stays Put

ICTMN Staff

January 25, 2011

The North American First Nations Tournament of Champions is a men's recreational hockey tournament open to any First Nation hockey team across the United States and Canada...

More Charges Against Pedophile Priest

ICTMN Staff

January 25, 2011

Two more counts of indecent assault have been filed against Eric DeJaeger, the Belgium-born priest accused of molesting children in Igloolik between 1978 and 1982, CBC News reports...

Nunavut-born Photog Has a Polar Obsession

ICTMN Staff

January 25, 2011

It may be upwards of 70 degrees in Tampa, but that won’t stop the polar bears from arriving there on Tuesday night—at least photos of them...

Yukon Health Goes Digital

ICTMN Staff

January 24, 2011

The next time someone breaks a limb in remote Yukon, a diagnosis from Whitehorse General Hospital will be just a click away...

Métis Filmmaker’s Second Trip to Sundance

ICTMN Staff

January 24, 2011

Flush from the Toronto International Film Festival’s showing of Wapawekka , Métis filmmaker Danis Goulet has brought the 16-minute short to the Sundance Film Festival, where it is ...

United Nations Expert to Look at Violence against Native Women

ICTMN Staff

January 24, 2011

Rashida Manjoo, United Nations Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women, will visit the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians in Cherokee, North Carolina on Jan. 27-28...

High Proportion of Aboriginals in Canadian Prisons

ICTMN Staff

January 23, 2011

As many as 70 percent of convicts serving jail time in Canada are aboriginal, even though they comprise just 12 percent of the population, the Toronto Sun reported ...