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Brazil’s Congress has pushed through a new law containing a series of extreme anti-Indigenous measures.

A Wetaskiwin County resident was killed in a crash on Tuesday. The crash occurred at the intersection of Highw...

It might seem counterintuitive to suggest timber harvesting when the goal is to restore forests, but that gives landholders the economic incentive to protect and manage forests over time.

The Downtown Farmers market is once again hosting the I.A.M. Collective for a full weekend of your favorite In...

Assembly of First Nations (AFN) Chief Cindy Woodhouse visited Poundmaker First Nation on Friday with the intention of starting a positive relationship.

A multi-million-dollar initiative to create more supportive housing units and care across Manitoba was announced by the minister of housing.

Second annual Canadian Reconciliation Barometer reveals Canadians continue to have a better understanding of the harm government policies.

A 32 year old man is wanted in connection with a stabbing at a Sherwood Park apartment. On December 5th, short...

The 46th Lakota Nation Invitational (LNI) is underway at the Monument, drawing over 3,000 students from South Dakota for a week-long event featuring competitions in sports, arts, and academics. Beyond traditional events like basketball and wrestling, this years LNI introduces skateboarding. Alongside sports, LNI hosts academic competitions, including chess, a knowledge bowl, and a business plan competition.

The EU Parliament has condemned evictions of Indigenous Maasai communities under the guise of conservation.