The First Nations Child and Family Caring Society of Canada appealed to the courts on Monday to force the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal to face charges that it “racially discrimin...

With the unsolved murders and disappearances of hundreds of aboriginal women languishing in cold-case files across Canada, the federal government is giving C$2 million to the Nativ...

More than 2,500 people are packed into a three-day conference under way in Winnipeg that is exploring the generational effects of Canada’s residential schools system on the aborigi...

The Supreme Court of Canada has agreed to hear the landmark fishing-rights case of the Lax Kw’alaams band near Prince Rupert, the Vancouver Sun reported on February 17...

Part 2 of 5 VANCOUVER, British Columbia—Convicted sexual predator Martin Tremblay is still roaming free after two teenage girls died in March—one at his home—after being given a le...

In this video from TVO , Ontario's public educational media organization, Cheryl Jackson of TVO Parents discusses the problems that indigenous children face when they enter the sch...

After a few years of heartache, the first Inuit-owned mining development company has inked a deal to rekindle the Jericho diamond mine, the Nunatsiaq News reported on Valentine’s D...

Canada’s government is receiving so much flack over its contracting with an independent standard-setting firm to compile a list of Métis identifying criteria that it is now reviewi...

The Star is reporting that the Ontario provincial government has halted its march toward wind power built on lakes, citing environmental concerns...

Métis leaders are outraged that the Canadian government has outsourced the task of compiling criteria under which descendants of fur traders settlers and First Nations peoples can ...