In a year marked by sweeping legislative changes, Indigenous youth across Northern Ontario launched a powerful resistance movement — one that spanned hundreds of kilometres, multiple rallies, and a growing online presence

In Ontario, where ancient Indigenous burial grounds and village sites lie beneath rapidly expanding suburbs, the government has granted itself powers to bypass archaeological protections, raising fears that centuries of history could be lost with the stroke of a minister’s pen.

Enfant de Méduse, Wolastoqey will be on Radio-Canada’s streaming platform in February CBC Indigenous: After three years of work, Shayne Michael’s first streaming series is set to premiere in February. “It’s something that I’m really proud of,” said Michael, a Wolastoqew-Acadian writer from Madawaska Maliseet First Nation in northern New Brunswick.

First Nations leaders in British Columbia have issued a joint statement criticizing calls to amend the provincial Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act in response to a recent court ruling. 

The city of Portage la Prairie joined with Long Plain First Nation and Dakota Plains First Nation to host the Prairie Unity Competition Powwow at Stride Place. The vibrant three-day event, featuring regalia, traditional dancing and powerful drumming groups, started Friday. 

From as far as he can remember, Alvin First Rider says there’s been frequent droughts on Blackfoot territory in Alberta, which makes water a precious resource. “Our tributaries don't get the water that they historically would have had,” said First Rider who is an environmental scientist and environmental manager for Blood Tribe Land Management. Tributaries are small rivers or streams that flow into larger bodies of water.

The Saskatchewan First Nation is made up of three bands that were forced to amalgamate more than 100 years ago. The settlement is meant as compensation for that historic wrong, and others.

A Haudenosaunee Chef from Ottawa is educating people on First Nation culture by incorporating Indigenous ingredients and technique into fine dining which he hopes will preserve traditions for future generations to come. 

The settlement of a decades-long land claim brought Nunatsiavut to life on Dec. 1, 2005.

A delegation from the Inuvialuit Regional Corporation and four First Nations youth accompanied 62 the cultural items on a flight from Frankfurt, Germany, to Montreal.

McMillan says that the first Indigenous centre in Canada was established in 1969 at Trent University, when students had organized the cultural centre to help them feel like their whole selves within the institution. 

What began as a small gathering three decades ago has become one of the province’s largest celebrations of community and Indigenous culture. This past summer, hundreds came together to mark a special anniversary of the Miawpukek First Nation powwow in Conne River.

The council of the Wolastoqiyik Wahsipekuk First Nation have set up a community Christmas basket initiative.

It's to feed their members who are scattered throughout the province of Quebec, Canada and even the United States.

Creating space for students, staff, faculty and community members to be together.

Ruth Williams, Susan Blight and Hayden King awarded for achievements in economic development and language CBC Indigenous: Three First Nations recipients were among Canadians recognized for their achievements with honours presented by the Governor General this month.  

Residents clapped, danced, sang and cried in the Anishinaabe community of Kitcisakik this week when the lights were finally turned on for the first time. 

The chief of a First Nation in the Great Bear Rainforest says B.C.'s premier risks losing the trust of Indigenous people if he changes DRIPA.

Fashion designer Natasha Martin-Mitchell is a board member of Fredericton's Gignoo Transition House, which provides support and services to Indigenous survivors of domestic violence. The Wabanaki Fashion Show will display some of the art created by Gignoo's residents.

Elected to represent the Southern Lakes riding for the Yukon Party, Porter is a member of the Liard First Nation and the Daylu Dena Council. While he's new to public office, politics run deep in the Porter family.

Ruby Harry spent many years inside correctional institutions. It wasn't until she learned about restorative justice that she found her way back to her culture and began healing.