Page 31 - Ndigenous News Today

During South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem’s speech about the U.S.-Mexico border, she alleged that the cartel has infiltrated reservations in South Dakota, specifically the Pine Ridge and Lake Traverse Reservations.

The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that the federal government's 2019 Indigenous child welfare act is constitutional. More to come.

The fourth annual Sweet Treats and Latte Festival returns to Old Strathcona this Saturday, February 10th. With...

  Twenty-three female hockey teams from Alberta and Saskatchewan will be in Lloydminster this weekend for...

Last month, the Oliver Community League (OCL) announced a plan to change the name of the community to Whkwntwi...

A subsidiary of the Katz group has launched a lawsuit against an Edmonton Homeless Organization. A claim was f...

Senior Film and Linguistics major Delilah Begay, a citizen of the Navajo Tribe, shares her experiences with embracing her queer and indigenous identities within her education at KU.

Australia lags the US and Canada when it comes to involving Indigenous people in projects on their land. With the growth of renewable energy we have an opportunity to make a fresh start.

  The City of Cold Lake continues to respond to fires set at the Cold Lake Landfill. The fires are likely...

The Indigenous corporation must operate the business as a social enterprise