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Whose land are you on? If you’re reading this on campus, you’re on the rightful lands of Algonquian-speaking peoples who have existed here since time […]

Indigenous experts and leaders in the Edmonton region say the Catholic Church’s disavowal of the Doctrine of Discovery is a significant step toward reconciliation.

Mohegan Tribe Elder Beth Regan wants to share the importance of Indigenous history. Inspired by the women before her, she wants to continue the tradition.

Students and faculty in NYU’s Asian/Pacific/American Studies major — one of the six concentrations offered by the university’s department of social and cultural analysis — have criticized the program for having inadequate resources to support Pacific Islander students.  Several students cite a lack

Mount Allison's Department of Politics and International Relations will host a regional workshop entitled Rough Waters: The Legacy of the Marshall Decisions on April 14-15, 2023 on the University’s campus.

Some Indigenous academics and activists say they've become the targets of a growing backlash against reports of hundreds of unmarked graves at former residential school sites — and they want Parliament to do something about it.

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Kasandra Migwi of Behchokǫ̀, N.W.T., is in her second year of study at the University of Alberta, but it took a series of upgrading courses for her to get accepted. "I wish I had a little bit more support … within the school system," she says.

Voters within the Métis Nation of Alberta supported to adopt the constitution with nearly 100 percent of the votes

Post from Indigenous people have been flagged as violating community standards on Facebook, Twitter and TikTok. Former Nunavut MLA Manitok Thompson says the practice is discriminatory.