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The Recorder - 'The right thing to do': Barre Museum turns over Wounded Knee artifacts to Lakota people

BARRE More than 100 artifacts that were pilfered from the bodies of many of the nearly 300 Lakota people slaughtered at the Wounded Knee Massacre 132 years ago are now much closer to their rightful resting places.On Saturday, in a symbolic handover. ....

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Legal Memo Advised Ottawa Police to Be Aware of Indigenous Protesters During Convoy

In a confidential memo between legal counsel for the Ottawa Police Service and deputy chief Steve Bell, lawyers . ....

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Indigenous Veterans Day: Minister Wilson

Minister of Indigenous Relations Rick Wilson issued the following statement on National Indigenous Veterans Day: ....

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Indigenous people might be heading to the ballot box in greater numbers

The Indigenous peoples of the Americas are the keepers of the new world’s history in fact, their annals predate the very construct of the “new world.” And yet, American Indians have been conspicuously absent from political life in the United. ....

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Ashfield church events to explore Indigenous history, culture

ASHFIELD The First Congregational Church of Ashfield and St. John’s Episcopal Church are holding independent talks in November to explore Indigenous people’s history and culture.“The stories and rituals around Thanksgiving confront us this month,”. ....

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