Des Premi News Today

Alberta’s government is providing the Centre Communautaire d’Edmonton with a $75,000 Community Initiatives Program (CIP) grant for the Flying Canoë Volant festival.

First Indigenous person to hold the position says she understands opposition to the colonialist post.

The agreement in principle reached between the FAE and the Quebec government has been rejected by two more unions.

Schools across Quebec will shut their doors on Tuesday as thousands of teachers and staff strike. Two teachers unions are striking this week: QPAT is set to strike Nov. 21 - 23, while the FAE begins an indefinite strike as of Nov. 23.

Several English Montreal school boards plan to join the strike action next week for three days.

A group made up of nine teachers unions are ready to go on an unlimited strike starting on Nov. 23.

Some 65,000 teachers in Quebec will begin their indefinite general strike on Nov. 23 as their unions decry "suffering" among staff and "incomprehension" in government.

Quebecs highest court ruled in 2022 that the provincial and federal governments owed the Pekuakamiulnuatsh Takuhikan First Nation $1.6 million.

Authors from across Canada are joining this year’s edition of the Salon du Livre des Premières Nations to celebrate storytelling and writing by Indigenous authors.

Students will have more opportunities to pursue their interests, explore career paths and succeed in Alberta’s dynamic job market after high school.