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Environmentalists have mounted a new push to introduce marginalized groups such as Black, Hispanic and Indigenous people and women to the outdoors in hopes they will one day play a role in shaping regulations and policies. And their efforts are gaining momentum. With climate change reshaping the planet, advocates say including a wide array of perspectives is crucial as leaders debate environmental regulations and policy changes.

Millie Thompson Williams, who made history as the first woman to serve in a tribal chief position for the Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas, has died.

The Edmonton Expo Centre has closed its registration due to high volumes of evacuees displaced by the Northwes...

A protest against Woodside's plan for seismic testing for its mega gas project was told that First Nations people did not give consent. Chris Jenkins reports.

Environmentalists have mounted a new push to introduce marginalized groups such as Black, Hispanic and Indigenous people and women to the outdoors in hopes they will one day play a role in shaping regulations and policies. And their efforts are gaining momentum. With climate change reshaping the planet, advocates say including a wide array of perspectives is crucial as leaders debate environmental regulations and policy changes.

Indigenous people across Canada are routinely dealing with wildfires but jurisdictional issues and colonization contribute to create a different situation.

The B.C. government says it is in talks with the nations over a solution that would allow them to continue traditional activities, while allowing public access to the park.

  With the start of the school year only days away, drivers need to be aware that school zones will soon ...

  Additional spaces have opened at the Oxford House Morning Star Rising Sun Indigenous Healing Home in Ed...

Praries Can is set to receive 600K in funding from the federal government to support immigrant, minority, and Indigenous businesses.