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June 21st marks National Indigenous People's Day, and Canadians celebrated all day. For generations, many Indi...

It was a day "to focus on the good parts of our history and our future, rather than to always have to focus on the trauma," said Williams Lake event emcee Micheal Moses.

Kaniehtiio Horn has announced the cast for Seeds as the team prepares to kick off production in Ontario. This project acts as the Canadian actress's feature directorial debut. Seeds tells the story of Ziggy as she kicks off her career in the world of online influencers with Nature’s Oath, a seed and fertilizer

A long time ago — well, actually, in June 1986 — my husband drove me and our two children from Kirkwood, where we lived here in Pennsylvania, to Seattle to

The Edmonton Police Service (EPS) has charged a man in the 1996 murder of Joanne Ghostkeeper. On Dec. 25, 1996...

The University of Alberta Faculty of Native Studies hosted a series of performances showcasing the great histo...

St. Albert held a small fair called the Midsummer Festival in the new Rondeau Park in Midtown to unveil a new ...

If you find desert landscapes beautiful and romantic and you love a rugged, lived-in style with animal hide rugs, take some notes from the Southwest next time you’re redecorating. The Southwestern style is multi-faceted and can take on a variety of different looks. It can lean chic and modern as well as rugged and rustic. Commonly recognized for being inspired by Native American Art, this earthy, organic, and rugged style is strongly associated with the desert.

Four Indigenous artists were honored by having their art pieces permanently hung inside Edmonton City Hall on ...

Community members gathered along 101A Avenue in Edmonton, known as "Oksikow (Angel) Way," on Wednesday to comm...