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For the first time in eight generations, a Dakota baby was born in a traditional earth lodge in Dakota homelands.

A new exhibition at the Muse Hritage Museum in St. Albert, near Edmonton, showcases the original oral nature o...

Shelter spaces in Edmonton for houseless people have grown since the City of Edmonton declared a housing and h...

Join the FILMharmonic Orchestra on a journey to a galaxy far, far away and experience a live-to-projection per...

Councillors in Powell River are slated to vote on a proposal to hold the equivalent of a referendum on changing the community's name to one supported by the Tla'amin First Nation.

On a windy day last August, President Joe Biden signed a proclamation protecting the canyons, cliffs, and plateaus surrounding the Grand Canyon National Park, nearly a million acres abutting the Navajo Nation and Havasupai Indian Reservation.

The Beaumont Music Festival, formally known as the Beaumont Blues and Roots Music Festival, held a launch even...

Sts'ailes has inked their signatures on a co-ordination agreement but are still waiting for B.C. and Canada to sign. They say the lack of signatures won't stop their progress.

Nanaimo, B.C., is rolling out a new series of covers for its utility drains featuring artwork honouring the Snuneymuxw First Nation and symbolizing the power of the natural world.

The Fairview hospital emergency department will have no doctor coverage from Feb. 15, and from 7:00 a.m. on Fe...