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Inuit association, federal government agree on two conservation areas
By William Koblensky Varela, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Nunavut News The Qikiqtani Inuit Association (QIA) and the federal government have agreed on two new conservation areas and signed an Inuit Impact Benefit Agreement (IIBA) in conjunction with environmental protection plans. The two conservation areas are Qikiqtait and Sarvarjuaq. The former covers the waters around Sanikiluaq while the latter preserves waters between Grise Fiord and Greenland. “This agreement is a significant achievement for Inuit in the Qikiqtani region and for the…
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Six Nations Archeologist calls for changes to Indigenous ancestral remains processes
By Alex Murray Writer The Niagara region is a hotbed for discoveries of Indigenous ancestral remains—but…
Sports News
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Brantford Ice Cats Ontario Women’s NA Champs!
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Ironmen prepare for national tournament as league action concludes
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Tavares-coached Bandits clinch playoff spot with sixth consecutive win
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Haudenosaunee Nationals lacrosse program hopeful of Olympic inclusion
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Ironmen and Killer Bees deadlocked in conference championship series
Editorial
Editorial: Six Nations lands..are Six Nations lands.
Six Nations is finding itself once again in a quandary over its own lands. With a…
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Inuit association, federal government agree on two conservation areas
By William Koblensky Varela, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Nunavut News The Qikiqtani Inuit Association (QIA) and…
First Nation accuses Alberta of withholding cancer data
Sonal Gupta, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Canada’s National Observer A critical cancer study commissioned by a…
RDN celebrates Hamilton Marsh acquisition with ribbon cutting ceremony
By Hope Lompe and Gabriola Sounder Local Journalism Initiative Reporters More than 30 years in the…
N.S. exploring potential transit system linking Halifax to three rural communities
By Lyndsay Armstrong The Nova Scotia government is considering to build a new transit network to…
Alberta eyes accelerated review system for major projects over $250 million
By Jack Farrell Alberta is proposing rule changes that would see Premier Danielle Smith’s government become…
Chief calls for walkway along Highway 17
By Mike Stimpson, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, SNnewswatch.com LONG LAKE #58 FIRST NATION — Chief John…
B.C. has tabled provincial ratification legislation for Kitselas First Nation treaty
By Wolfgang Depner The Kitselas First Nation in northwestern B.C. has reached a major milestone in…
Evicted residents not required to remove mobile homes off B.C. reserve lands: court
By Darryl Greer The B.C. Court of Appeal has ruled that residents evicted from a mobile…
First Nations overdose deaths in B.C. drop in 2025, but still disproportionally high
By Ashley Joannou The number of overdose deaths of First Nations in British Columbia dropped by…
B.C. tables another First Nation treaty ratification, but overlap concerns persist
By Wolfgang Depner The Kitselas First Nation in northwestern B.C. has reached a major milestone in…
‘Out of many, one,’ says a US national motto. What does that push for unity mean today?
By Deepti Hajela NEW YORK (AP) — The aspirations cut a wide swath through American history…
Sahtu Guardians program likely to move forward amid NGN fraud case
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Circle of Turtle Lodge seek support for Indigenous centre
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Funding boost bodes well for regional transit application
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Cree child takes first steps on Parliament Hill in historic ceremony
By Alessia Passafiume Six-month old Annora Crowe held her parents hands as she emerged from a…
Inuit association, federal government agree on two conservation areas
By William Koblensky Varela, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Nunavut News The Qikiqtani Inuit Association (QIA) and…
Six Nations Archeologist calls for changes to Indigenous ancestral remains processes
By Alex Murray Writer The Niagara region is a hotbed for discoveries of Indigenous ancestral remains—but…
Haldimand County wants conditions met before land returned to Six Nations
Haldimand County Council (HCC) is voicing concerns and laying down conditions before any Six Nations’ plan…
Six Nations Economic Development Trust has almost $500k available in second round of grants
By Alex Murray Writer Six Nations businesses and non-profits have a chance at extra funding if…
Heather Winterstein Inquest: Witness says “It Made Me Lose Hope In the ER Department”
By Alex Murray Writer Heather Winterstein looked “terrified” shortly before she collapsed on the day she…
