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Thousands of dollars have been invested into Science North in Thunder Bay from TD Canada Trust. Coming from th...

The gallerys interim director and CEO, Angela Cassie, announced the dismissals in an internal memo Friday afternoon, saying they were part of a restructuring.

Plus, an art-heavy list of the 50 coolest kids in the downtown New York scene, and the National Gallery of Canada fires four curators.

At the beginning of August (Aug. 3-6, 2022), the Cheyenne River Youth Project hosted its first Summer Lakota C...

Egerton Ryerson’s name is inextricably linked to the legacy of murder and abuse within Canada’s residential schools, as he is often cited as the system’s principal designer through his role as the country’s first Chief Superintendent of Education starting in 1844. This relation made the...

To achieve reconciliation in health care, we need Indigenous leaders in areas such as ultrasound, medical records, nursing, dentistry, pharmacy and mental health in addition to primary care.

/PRNewswire/ - Numinus Wellness Inc. ("Numinus" or the "Company") (TSX: NUMI) (OTCQX: NUMIF), a mental healthcare company advancing innovative treatments and...

In partnership with Generations Indigenous Ways, the nonprofit Cheyenne River Youth Project has launched a new...

Overall, 96 performers from 10 nations and 4 continents will be featured at the popular Lewiston venue.

Before European settlers arrived in the New World, the Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabe nations maintained peace and cooperation using treaties and the rhetoric of the dish with one spoon—take only what you need, leave something in the dish for other people, and keep the dish clean.