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Is Australia racist? Indigenous youth point to a surge in discrimination
A recent study found 54 per cent of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people reporting racism last year, up from 39 per ...
Racism against indigenous Australians jumps 15% in a decade, survey finds
A recent study found 54 per cent of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people reporting racism last year, up from 39 per ...
The Manitoulin Expositor4h
First Nations leaders allege consent without veto is not consent
Anishinabek Nation First Nations have consistently called for free, prior, and informed consent (FPIC) as defined under UNDRIP—not as an advisory role, but as a binding requirement. Mr. Diabo clams it ...
Penticton Herald7h
Drums, Stories, and the Call to Act: Burlington Marks National Indigenous Peoples Day
Burlington marked National Indigenous Peoples Day with a public celebration at Spencer Smith Park, honouring Indigenous ...
CHEK News7h
‘I was hopeful’: Indigenous Māori man struggling with federal name change
A Vancouver Island Māori man is struggling to change his Canadian citizenship documents to his newer traditional name.
As politicians fast-track extraction, Coast Salish leaders stress economic vision: ‘We need to be in these rooms’
Leaders from “Vancouver’s” top businesses got a lesson on Indigenous economics from three Coast Salish leaders last Thursday.
Yukon News8h
Indigenous-led solar project secures $28.6M in funding for Yukon’s largest solar farm
A 2.85-megawatt solar with battery energy storage plant is expected to be fully operational in Watson Lake by summer 2027 ...
Tsuut’ina Nation police, Calgary police lay multiple charges through Project Buffalo
A joint undercover operation by Tsuut’ina Nation Police Service and Calgary Police Service led to multiple charges against ...
Indigenous community withdraws from flag raising over beef with St. Catharines
It was a small gathering Friday outside St. Catharines city hall for a flag-raising ceremony for National Indigenous People’s ...
Indigenous professor fearful Canadians think reconciliation finished after '10 most progressive years in Canadian history'
Niigaan Sinclair described a state of concern over Canada's future in reconciliation after presenting as a keynote speaker at ...
‘Strong words’ from King leave Squamish Nation delegation feeling empowered
The Squamish Nation delegation attending the opening of Parliament was unexpectedly moved by King Charles’ heartfelt remarks ...
Simon Fraser University14h
Dr. Amy Parent Appointed as UNESCO Co-Chair to advance Indigenous Knowledge and Research Governance
The Faculty of Education congratulates Dr. Amy Parent (Sigidimnak Nox̱s Ts’aawit), associate professor and Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Governance and Education, on being named a UNESCO ...