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EDMONTON - An Indigenous educator and community advocate says he raised concerns over a now-scrapped public art project that had been planned for Edmonton's river valley, but he was not listened to.

Sacred Circle Healthcare is about to celebrate the opening of its new Dommu Ghani Recovery Clinic, which will work to provide Native Americans with addiction recovery services centered on both traditional and Western practices.

I spent my boyhood living in Graham County in a community called Milltown in Robbinsville. In those days, there was still segregation amongst the whit...

Spruce Grove FCSS is inviting residents to participate in a number of spring programs.

In Niagara County Tuesday afternoon, a Native American model will shine a light on International Women's Day.

As Cornell Healths first Community Liaison for Indigenous Students, Wahieñhawi Hall is working to expand mental health resources across campus.

A Conversation with John Lowe, PhD ’96

On Sept. 29, the Edmonton Covid Rapid Response Collaborative (ECRRC) held their first event - a Sharing/Talking Circle whose sole purpose was to strategize ways to increase vaccination rates in Edmontons Indigenous communities.

Karen “Cris” Coffey passed away peacefully on August 16 around 11:20 p.m. We lost a bright light, but her light will live on in the lives of those she touched.

Credit Jonathan Butzke / Talking Circle Media The Aleutian Pribilof Islands Association (APIA) is working to address food insecurity in the Aleutian and Pribilof Islands through a two-year grant awarded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. "We will be working with tribes, as partners, and trying to better understand local food systems in the region and begin planning and designing a regional food system," said Suanne Unger, Wellness Lead at the regional nonprofit tribal organizations Anchorag...