Homeland Harmony: First Nations People Keep Nuu-chah-nulth Country Pristine

Richard Walker
August 18, 2012

It’s a chilly fall morning and noted Nuu-chah-Nulth carver Joe Martin is piloting his Lund on the glassy Clayoquot S

History to be Made at the All Star Talent Showcase in Toronto

Tish Leizens
July 16, 2012
The Six Nations on the Grand River will make history on July 17 when they gather and showcase their best talent for the first time at Canada’s Metro Toronto Convention Centre...

Passamaquoddy Nation Seeks to Free Alewives on St. Croix River

Gale Courey Toensing
July 11, 2012
Editor's note: As we were about to post this story news came that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) supports the restoration of alewives to the St. Croix River...

From Center Ice to Center Stage, Metis and NHL Legend Theo Fleury Makes a Career Move

Sam Laskaris
July 11, 2012
Theo Fleury will once again play at the Saddledome in Calgary where the former National Hockey League forward starred throughout the late '80s and '90s...

Indigenous Nations Prefer Citizenship to Secession, Though Some Have Tried

Duane Champagne
July 10, 2012
Stay or go? When it comes to Indian tribes and the United States, the answer has almost always been the former. And for that, there are many reasons. When the U.S...

Aboriginal Groups Want Beothuk Remains Repatriated

ICTMN Staff
June 25, 2012
The Beothuk , the original inhabitants of the island of Newfoundland, were extinct by 1829 as a result of contact with Europeans, disease, malnutrition, conflict with settlers and ...

War of 1812 Exhibit in Ottawa Offers Four Perspectives

ICTMN Staff
June 18, 2012
A new exhibit at the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa, Ontario takes a new approach at looking at the War of 1812, delving into the four perspectives of each group involved—Canadians ...

The War of 1812 Could Have Been the War of Indian Independence

ICTMN Staff
June 18, 2012
Today marks the 200th anniversary of the War of 1812, a war all but forgotten in American history books. But what did that war mean for this country’s Indigenous Peoples?...
Charles Kader

Subsistence Economies Threatened in Indian Country

Amid touted economic recovery at the federal government level, Indian country remains underwater in terms of sustainable growth in all but a few isolated pockets of capital markets within the United States and Canada....

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June 15, 2012

First Nations Carvings Being Auctioned Today in France

ICTMN Staff
June 11, 2012
A pair of wooden figures created by First Nations carvers on the British Columbia coast in the 19 th century are being auctioned today as part of a major sale of aboriginal art in ...

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