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Julian Brave NoiseCat’s We Survived the Night Publishes Today, Blending Memoir, Reportage and Coyote Stories

Rooted in a Secwépemc greeting from his grandmother, the debut seeks to carry forward endangered storytelling.

Detroit Revives Downtown Powwow on Indigenous Peoples' Day After 30 Years

Indigenous Peoples’ Day Marked Across Colorado and New Mexico With Cultural Events and Voter Mobilization

Saskatchewan Apologizes, Pledges $40 Million to Île‑à‑la‑Crosse Boarding School Survivors

Federal Court Grants Exclusive Native Title to Millewa-Mallee Peoples in Victoria

Ottawa Requires Pre-Submitted Questions Ahead of First Nations Summit

Archaeologists Confirm 20,000-Year-Old Aboriginal Occupation of Dargan Shelter in Blue Mountains

Indigenous Leader Steven Crowchild Presses President Trump on Water and Peace at G7 Summit

G7 Summit Returns to Kananaskis Lodge on Traditional Indigenous Land

Lakota Representative Brings Indigenous Culture to Radebeul Schools Ahead of Karl-May-Festtage

Yoorrook Commissioner Begins Walk for Truth to Highlight Indigenous Injustices

Indigenous Groups Demand Halt to Hudson’s Bay Artifact Auction

Final Week of Mark Haines Inquest Examines Key Evidence and Witness Testimonies

Remains of Indigenous Woman Identified in Manitoba Landfill Search

National Ribbon Skirt Day Celebrated Across Canada with Events Honoring Indigenous Culture

Miccosukee Tribe Leads Efforts to Restore and Protect the Everglades

Canada and Manitoba Métis Federation Sign Historic Self-Government Treaty

B.C. Métis Nation Withdraws from Métis National Council After Governance Disputes

Canada to Sign Historic Modern Treaty with Red River Métis

Former Indigenous Leader Geoff Clark Sentenced for $1 Million Theft