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What you need to know about the Indian Day School settlement
After the federal government's announcement about a settlement in the case, CBC spoke to lawyer Bob Winogron about who's eligible, how they apply, and how long it will take.
Liberal Party reviewing alleged assault by man on First Nations woman during Trudeau climate rally
The Liberal Party says it has contacted "appropriate authorities" in its review of an alleged assault against a First Nations woman by a man during a climate change rally featuring Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on March 4 in Toronto.
First Nations guardians gathering aims to grow movement and lobby for sustained funding
Efforts to expand the number of Indigenous guardian groups across the country are the focus of a gathering in downtown Vancouver this week.
Nunavut needs Inuktitut speaker at all hours for emergency calls: MLAs
Premier's comments about MMF, Hydro deals focus of court fight in judicial review
Ottawa in a 'strong position' to finish Indigenous consultation on Trans Mountain in 90 days: Sohi
N.W.T. premier takes aim at feds, media over pace of oil and gas development
'Learning from this experience and moving on': Province rejects call for Tina Fontaine inquiry
Alaskan wins Iditarod sled dog race
Indigenous students aim to learn through archery program at southern Alberta school
Remai Modern removes ice sculpture honouring Neil Stonechild after vandalism
Set of Yup'ik masks reunited in Alaska after more than a century
Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs demanding province take action on opioid crisis
Time to overhaul Official Languages Act, says N.W.T. languages commissioner
If Dene want an apology for tuberculosis treatment, they might have to ask for it
Blood Tribe members vote to ratify $150M settlement with federal government
Court fight over access to Alton Gas site focuses on Indigenous rights
Ottawa announces compensation of up to $200K for students of Indian Day Schools, $200M legacy fund
Deadline approaching for CBC New Indigenous Voices media training course
'Not enough has changed': Advocate calls for action before more children die like Tina Fontaine
Report on artifacts found at pipeline site 'deeply misleading,' Unist'ot'en supporters say
First Nation praises creation of new park to buffer Alberta national park
Indigenous actors including 12-year-old joining Anne with an E in Season 3
Elder says medicine pouch 'desecrated' by Halifax airport security despite asking for X-ray scan
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Canadian Forces band to play northern Quebec for 1st time
It's a first for Kuujjuaq and a first for northern Quebec. A brass quintet from the Royal 22e Régiment Band will be in the community on Wednesday to play a free concert.
Cree translator in House of Commons 'proud' to be part of history
Nunavut preschool wins $1M Arctic Inspiration Prize
Hitting the right note: 2 new pianos on the way for Cree students
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