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    A motorcycle rider has died after crashing into a moose east of Edmonton. RCMP say they received...

Helping students and educators alike become more aware of our region's cultural heritage: that's the goal of the state's annual Indian Education Summit.

‘One Song – The Music of Archie Roach’ was possibly one of the most reverent events ever showcased by the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. It was indeed a spiritual evening.

Runners from Kainai Nation completed their cross-Canada run for missing and murdered Indigenous women and men and Mother Earth after setting off in St. John's, N.L, on April 12.

Emil is a writer, blogger, graphic designer and amateur photographer from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. He runs a...

USask said the Indian Teacher Education Program is the longest running program in North America, adding that more than 3,000 alumni have graduated from ITEP.

The Edmonton Police Service are teaming up with Alberta Motor Association and Kal Tire to offer a catalytic co...

As calls grow to search a Manitoba landfill for the remains of two women, the province looks to the federal government to support the endeavour.

Fort Edmonton Park launches their "escape room" type challenge today and Teresa Ryan from The Fort chats with ...

The province of Alberta will be making $175 million available to municipalities and Metis settlements affected...