In the wake of the violent death of United States Libyan Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens on September 11, Indigenous people near and far are coming to terms with the loss of one of their own.
Michele Audette’s journey in the Indigenous women’s movement began right from her birth, she insists, when her mother married a non-Native man and immediately lost her status under now-repealed sections of Canada’s Indian Act.
As Kinder Morgan proposes to more-than-double its Trans-Mountain oil sands pipeline from Alberta, First Nations and environmentalists on the coast are escalating their opposition to the project.
Danis Goulet premiered her short film at the Toronto International Film Festival, hoping to add nuance to the simplistic stigma around teenage pregnancy.
On the 162nd anniversary of the signing of the Robinson-Huron treaty, leaders representing the signatory nations delivered a letter to Ontario’s Lieutenant Governor demanding an increase in annuity payments.
Published in rabble.ca | September 21 , 2012 | Circulation: 250,000 unique monthly readers Tonight (Sept. 21), Indigenous women directly affected by Canada’s oil sands and their associated pipelines are sharing their […]
While BC municipalities back marijuana decriminalization, others argue it should go further.
In the new web extension land grab, this BC company aims to stake a domain for enviro groups globally.
One month after more than one in 10 residents of James Smith Cree Nation in Saskatchewan had to be evacuated after historic flooding, nearly half the community remains under a boil-water advisory.
Widespread federal cuts to aboriginal organizations and projects has First Nations across Canada crying foul.
David P Ball 