Rez Ball Is Big Time in the Navajo Nation
In the days leading up to the Schimmel sisters’ recent...
Top 5 Ways Senators Used Indian Affairs Hearing to Push Their Pet Projects
Even a person only casually acquainted with Native...
Oneida Nation and New York State Enter 'Historic' Revenue Sharing
Decades of contentious lawsuits between the Oneida Indian...
Mohawk Ironworkers Help Raise Spire for Freedom Tower at One World Trade Center
From beginning to end, from rise to fall to rise again, the...
Sally Jewell in for a Wild Ride with Indian Country
Sally Jewell, the new secretary of the Department of the...
South Dakota School Won't Allow Native Honor Song at Graduation
The Chamberlain Board of Education in South Dakota voted 6-...
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Returning Salmon Being Tested for Radiation from Japanese Nuclear Plant as a Precaution

Wawmeesh Hamilton
September 13, 2011
Two British Columbia First Nations are taking a wait-and-see approach as West Coast salmon are tested to determine if they have been contaminated with radiation resulting from Japa...

Prosperity Mine Rearing Its Ugly Head, Again

ICTMN Staff
September 04, 2011
Taseko Mines Ltd.’s second attempt to build a mine that the Tsilhqot’in call the worst mine ever proposed is going to go about as far as the first one did, the First Nation’s gover...

Alone in Italy, Urban Native Girl Finds Her Home Has Followed Her Across the Ocean

Lisa Charleyboy
August 21, 2011
Lisa Charleyboy is from the Tsilhqot’in (Dene) First Nations of Raven Clan from Alexis Creek First Nation from BC...

Cohen Commission’s Inquiry Extended Another Year Due to Importance of Findings

Lisa Wilcox
August 08, 2011
Editor’s note: The Cohen Commission in its second year of investigating the dramatic decline of sockeye in the Fraser River has drawn profound interest from First Nations and other...

First Nations Object to Canada’s Exclusion of Privately Held Lands from Treaty Processes

Kara Briggs
August 07, 2011
Reprinted with permissions from the Coast Salish Gathering News. Shareholders in TimberWest Forest Corp...

B.C. Supreme Court Upholds Nuu-chah-nulth First Nations Fishing Rights

Lisa Wilcox
August 02, 2011
Reprinted with permissions from the Coast Salish Gathering News. — Eds...

AFN Backs Tsilhqot’in Against Worst Mine Ever

ICTMN Staff
July 18, 2011
The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) will back the Tsilhqot'in in their fight against “a bid to revive one of the worst mining proposals in BC history,” the First Nation said in a s...

Carving a Tsimshian Red Cedar Mask

ICTMN Staff
June 17, 2011
The Tsimshian people of Alaska and northern British Columbia are known for their artisanship...

Groups Granted Standing Before B.C. Missing Women Commission

ICTMN Staff
May 10, 2011
Eighteen groups and individuals have been granted standing before British Columbia’s Missing Women Commission of Inquiry to participate in hearings related to the disappearances of...

Northwest and Canada Have Proactive Plan in Case of Trans-border Oil Spill

ICTMN Staff
May 09, 2011
Being proactive and making rules and responses uniform in the case of a trans-border oil spill is on the agenda of officials in Washington State, Alaska and British Columbia...

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