A new space for Indigenous programming and cultural practice opened Friday at the Confluence.

A team of six carvers has been working on a pair of welcome poles for the Nisga'a community of Gingolx since October. For the village's deputy chief councillor, the poles' creation represents a return to the community's freedom to practise its culture.

Melanie Gamache has been taking her beading and jigging sessions on the road lately. Schools, immigrant services agencies and private companies had asked whether she would take Borealis Beading to them.

The Super Bowl team's logo originates with a First Nations tribe in Canada.

Commissioned by Penetanguishene hospital, Beausoleil First Nation artist Clayton King's large-scale piece honours Anishinaabeg history and teachings

Bunibonibee Cree Nation Chief Richard Hart is being remembered as a kind and compassionate leader after news of his death was shared by community members and Indigenous leaders in northern Manitoba on Saturday.

Connected North, a non-profit initiative, takes students from remote First Nations on virtual field trips to places they may not be able to visit in person. Jennifer Manitowabi, Connected North community lead, and Jennifer Corriero, executive director of TakingITGlobal, joined the CBC's Mary-Jean in studio to talk about the program ahead of their pre-budget pitch to the Ontario government.

The Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery (MJMAG) established its permanent First Nations display in 2000, and 26 years later, the organization is making major changes to better honour those peoples.

Éyameth’ means “weaving health together” in Halq’eméylem, and the Centre looks to become a hub of interwoven health services, ranging from primary care and maternal health to Elder care and an on-site pharmacy.

Chiefs appearing before a Parliamentary committee say the federal government is slowing the additions to reserve land process.

The first university in Canada’s arctic will be built in Arviat, Nunavut, and is expected to open in 2030.

Thanks to a new generation of visionaries, cities like Toronto and Vancouver are finally beginning to reflect the legacies of their native people.

James Wallas knows the second season of Ocean Warriors: Mission Ready will have a large impact on remote coastal communities beyond showcasing the on-water work of the Coastal Nations Coast Guard Auxiliary (CN-CGA), Canada’s first Indigenous-led volunteer marine search and rescue organization.

First Nations leaders are urging members to carry a blood quantum letter — which states a person has at least 50 per cent Indigenous blood — with other identification at U.S. border crossings.

A former national chief of the Assembly of First Nations has joined the board of Arctic Gateway Group, the organization that runs The Hudson Bay Railway and Port of Churchill in northern Manitoba.

The next new mine in B.C. has received environmental approval, ticking one more box on the list of projects the province wants to expedite.

Working with artists and scholars, the GNWT created an installation designed to illustrate "what needs to change to make care culturally safe and equitable.

Indigenous leaders have written to the University of British Columbia, taking a stand against revisionist history downplaying the suffering of children in Canada's Residential School system.

The recent retraction of peer-reviewed research claiming glyphosate is safe confirms what Indigenous communities have said for years.

Doig River First Nation is developing a joint land use plan with the province to help guide resource development, support land restoration and protect important areas, including K’ih Tsaa?dze Tribal Park.