Tag: News/Indigenous

There is no evidence a former Métis National Council (MNC) administration engaged in scorched earth political warfare to harm the

Federal officials testified under subpoena this week about whether former Métis National Council (MNC) leaders mismanaged millions of dollars earmarked

In a new Statistics Canada survey, 49 per cent of First Nations people living off-reserve, 44 per cent of Métis and

Berens River First Nation in Manitoba is grieving the loss of the community’s arena in a fire on Thursday. Smoke

The Métis National Council is getting its day in court. After three years of litigation, the embattled and weakened MNC

Jaime Battiste says he likes to think he was loyal to the end. But over the last several days, the

It was a feat of determination, said Christina Lennox, who re-created a 1930s photo of their great-grandmother using 87,000 beads.  When Lennox

North American Fiddlers’ Hall of Fame member Patti Kusturok recently added university instructor to her long list of accomplishments.  Kusturok

First Nations leaders are blasting the federal government and calling for an apology after Ottawa attributed its latest deficit overrun

Two Dakota First Nations in Manitoba are asking the court to declare a treaty signed last month between the Manitoba Métis