Oglala Sioux President Arrested at Whiteclay Protest
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Arctic Drums and Dreams: A Journey in the Inupiat Spirit World
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Art's Schimmel Sisters: Contemporary Native Artwork From Umatilla
Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts is housed within the...
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Outbreak of Hepatitis A on Vancouver Island Hitting Aboriginals Hard

Wawmeesh Hamilton
December 15, 2011
Aboriginal people on the West Coast of Vancouver Island are being hit hard by an outbreak of Hepatitis A, according to Vancouver Island Health Authority (VIHA) chief medical health...

B.C.’s First Woodlands License Means Economic Sustainability

Wawmeesh Hamilton
December 07, 2011
Self-government for British Columbia’s Huu-ay-aht First Nation might have started in April , but a big piece of it was added on December 2...

Supreme Court Says Lax Kw’Alaams Cannot Commercially Sell Their Fish

Wawmeesh Hamilton
November 21, 2011
For generations before the arrival of Europeans, the Lax Kw’Alaams tribe of British Columbia harvested halibut, crab and seaweed from its territory...

Two Aboriginals Await Embezzlement Sentencing in Case that Sank Two Fisheries Groups

Wawmeesh Hamilton
November 07, 2011
A British Columbia Supreme Court justice is mulling the sentences of two aboriginal men who defrauded two aboriginal organizations out of nearly $1 million, causing the groups’ dem...

B.C. Fast-Tracks Prosperity Mine Ahead of Federal Enviro Review

ICTMN Staff
November 03, 2011
Leapfrogging over federal environmental studies and a land-claims case due to be settled by year's end, the British Columbia government has granted permits to Taseko Mines Ltd...

First Nations Trade Mission to China a Multicultural Celebration

ICTMN Staff
November 02, 2011
First Nations leaders from across Canada have returned from their weeklong trade trip to China flush with ideas and the promise of new relationships forged directly with the Asian ...

B.C. First Nations Bring Land Claims to International Forum

Rob Capriccioso
October 31, 2011
WASHINGTON – Six First Nations of British Columbia have taken to the international legal stage in an effort to shame the Canadian government into recognizing longstanding land clai...

AFN’s Atleo and First Nations Leaders on Trade Trip to China

ICTMN Staff
October 21, 2011
Several First Nations leaders and aboriginal business proponents will spend 10 days in China discussing business opportunities with the growing Asian nation...

British Columbia First Nations Take Over Health Care from Federal Government

Wawmeesh Hamilton
October 17, 2011
First Nations in British Columbia have taken the next step toward health-care autonomy with the signing of a groundbreaking agreement to oversee their own health care services, rat...

New Graduate Journalism Course Gets Student Reporters into Aboriginal Communities

Martha Troian
September 21, 2011
All too often, aboriginals are portrayed in the media as victims, warriors or threats to the public order. Or, experts say, they are seen as exotic...

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