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The journey home: Sixties Scoop survivor discovers his Indigenous roots in the Yukon
For many years, Jay Mitchell believed he was Métis — until a DNA test helped him find his true biological family in the Yukon, and prompted him to pick up and move to Whitehorse.
Cali McTavish
News Canada North 7 hours ago
New Cree-owned airline launches in Chisasibi
Terrence Duff
News Canada North Northern Quebec March 18
Residential school denialism: what is it and how to recognize it
Samantha Schwientek
News Indigenous March 17
Indigenous Services minister says economic reconciliation essential amid Canada-U.S. trade war
Sarah Law
News Canada Thunder Bay March 17
What one family's 'nightmare' says about the chaos at Jordan's Principle
Brett Forester
News Indigenous March 16
GO bus to stop in Six Nations, Mississaugas of the Credit, 1st Metrolinx route to reach First Nations
Desmond Brown
News Canada Hamilton March 18
Calls for government support intensify as 3rd Vancouver Island Indigenous group declares state of emergency
Emily Fagan
News Canada British Columbia March 14

Q with Tom Power

Nico Williams takes beading to a whole new level with his unbelievably intricate soft sculptures

Arts Q March 14

2nd set of remains found at Manitoba landfill confirmed to be Marcedes Myran

Ozten Shebahkeget

News Canada Manitoba March 17

Catching up with Rebecca Strong 1 year after her life-changing Canada's Got Talent win

'They had no right': Inuit women recount experiences past and present of forced sterilization

News Canada North March 15

Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation signs $630M settlement agreement with Ottawa

News Canada Saskatchewan March 17

Keeseekoose First Nation holds financial planning workshop ahead of cows and plows settlement

Louise BigEagle

News Indigenous March 13

Indigenous leaders welcome new PM, remind government of work still to be done

News Indigenous March 14

Beluga Summit brings together hunters and researchers in Inuvik, N.W.T.

News Canada North March 14

THE FIFTH ESTATE

Sonya Cywink's murder in 1994 remains unsolved, but her sister's quest for the truth persists

News fifth March 14

Exhibit brings Mi’kmaw cultural history to life

Residential school memorial turned into VR

B.C. students experience their first round dance in Manitoba

Morgan Harris is finally ‘coming home,’ says MMIWG advocate

Absolutely Canadian

Extraordinary true stories of survival on the land fill Northlore with 'magic of the Yukon'

Anastasia Chipelski

News Canada Manitoba March 14

Indigenous 2SLGBTQ+ advocates brace for changes under Trump

Sid Sundance Horschig

News Indigenous March 13

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