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Edmonton (Alberta)/CMEDIA: Edmonton’s Commonwealth Stadium is expected to fill with tens of thousands of people including Indigenous groups, residential and day school survivors, elders, knowledge keepers, and Catholics to listen …
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Pope Francis Twitter handle of Jason Kenney Edmonton/CMEDIA: Pope Francis is expected to apologize for generations of abuse and cultural suppression at Catholic residential schools across Canada after arriving Monday …
Read More Pope Francis. Credit: Twitter handle of Jason Kenney Edmonton/CMEDIA: Aimed at reconciliation with Indigenous people for the Roman Catholic Church’s role in residential schools, Pope Francis has reportedly landed in …
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The St. John’s Pride parade scheduled to take place on Sunday has been postponed due to warnings of high heat. Organizers said it was a difficult decision and they will be …
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Ottawa/CMEDIA: An announcement was made today by the Minister of Canadian Heritage, Pablo Rodriguez, about the Government of Canada’s investment of $17,700,000 through the Canada–Northwest Territories Agreement on Indigenous Languages …
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The signing of the buffalo treaty on Friday was witnessed by the Indigenous people from both sides of the Canada-U.S. border at Wanuskewin Heritage Park in Saskatoon, home to a …
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PEI Pride Festival Journal Pioneer Twitter handle Charlottetown/CMEDIA: Hosted by MP Sean Casey, P.E.I.’s annual Pride festival kicked off today with a barbecue. This year’s Pride Festival runs from July …
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Vancouver/CMEDIA: Four First Nations—Cowichan Tribes, Lil’wat Nation, ʔaq’am, and Seabird Island—were recognized for concluding self-government agreements regarding education on their lands and celebrated at Seabird Island today. “Today is a …
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Vancouver/CMEDIA: New funds to support health care professionals to address anti-Indigenous racism, practise in anti-oppressive ways, and foster cultural humility are being granted to the National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous …
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Vancouver/CMEDIA: Students in B.C. will be facilitated to earn credits for First Nations language and culture programs through the expansion of the External Credentials Program (ECP). Effective Friday, July 1, …
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