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In August, the devastating Bush Creek wildfire in B.C.'s Interior roared its way 21 kilometres into the valley where Skwlāx te Secwepemcúl̓ecw sits. It destroyed 64 structures, including 34 community homes.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre appears to be focusing on seats in northern Ontario— a region with a small number of electorally important ridings — as polling suggests the party's support continues to grow.

Money to go to LaCloche Manitoulin Business Assistance Corporation.

Money to go to LaCloche Manitoulin Business Assistance Corporation.

Students at the high school in Garden Hill First Nation, in northeastern Manitoba, are trying to make the most out of their school year, despite overcrowded classrooms, widespread mould and record enrolment. 

Class action lawyers have shaved $25 million off their request for $80 million in legal fees related to a multi-billion dollar settlement on First Nations child welfare.

Canada’s Indigenous Services minister is standing by the Trudeau government’s pledge to close the infrastructure gap in Indigenous communities by 2030, even as her own department refuses to say if it believes it’s on track.

Is Alberta premier about to unite the Rest of Canada?

Michif Manor will be a culturally focused site for Métis families visiting Winnipeg for medical care, located near the city's Health Sciences Centre.