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Rethink the news: Reducing news to hard lines and side-taking leaves a lot of the story untold. Progress comes from challenging what we hear and considering different views.

Back in my elementary school teaching days, I allowed my fourth grade students to bring in a special toy or small stuffie to place on their desks to give them comfort. A month or so into the term, one of the boys, whom I will call Larry, brought in...

On May 16 at the Tongue River Valley Community Hall in Dayton, the Sheridan Community Land Trust presented a program with Dr. Shane Doyle. Doyle is an Apsáalooke, and sings traditional Crow songs. His presentation was about the cultural significance of the Northern Plains style songs and the dances

Fabian Low struggled with an identity crisis in his early days. His tiny house is a physical manifestation of his sense of self.

With the coronation Saturday, the former National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations says Charles has actively backed Indigenous rights.

With the coronation Saturday, the former National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations says Charles has actively backed Indigenous rights.

With the coronation Saturday, the former National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations says Charles has actively backed Indigenous rights.

When Solomon “Sully” Montoya got dressed for school one morning in October, he knew there was going to be trouble.

Sun World Ba Na Hills, with its lively festivals, fun, and countless new discoveries, is probably the best reason to visit Da Nang this April.

A Manitoba man who underwent an addictions recovery program while facing serious charges says his life was on the upswing. Then he was sent to prison.