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'First step in reconciliation' as government hands over residential school cemetery
The grounds housing a cemetery where Indigenous children — who died while attending a Regina-area residential school — has been transferred from the federal government to a group sworn to protect the sacred land, more than 100 years after the school closed.
Lack of consultation stalls Athabasca Dene land-claim agreement, says Yellowknives Dene Chief
'We have a responsibility to meaningfully consult with these communities in order to understand and work through the issues they have brought forward,' says a statement from Minister Carolyn Bennett's office.
U of S archeology grad thinks more Indigenous people in the field can help ease tensions
Lillanohna Naytowhowcon is one of the only Indigenous grads this year from the University of Saskatchewan’s archeology program. She says more Indigenous-specific education is needed to build trust between Indigenous people and the field.
Nunavut gov't rejects Iqaluit's land admin bylaw over 'human rights' concerns
Elementary students create new book in an effort to understand reconciliation
Pride Toronto apologizes for land acknowledgement that 'failed to recognize' Indigenous people
Feds announce $275M for 'largest private sector investment in Canadian history' — Kitimat, B.C.'s LNG project
Ottawa to put $13M toward projects to honour lives of MMIWG
Suspected toxic leak triggers water licence application for N.W.T. well-site cleanup
Families at Mi'kmaw Child Development Centre head to Maine powwow
Canadian Utilities sells interest in Fort Mac power line to consortium
'It was powerful': Cree babies are 1st to be born through Chisasibi midwifery program
Feeling loved at home: Yukon veteran honoured with Quilt of Valour
Indigenous-designed blanket shares history and meaningful gift giving
Treaties, teaching, and reconciliation: What's on the agenda for the Dehcho Assembly
Ne te tawin: My community
'It's time,' says first Inuk woman to become honorary colonel at 5 Wing Goose Bay
Indspire Awards honour Cree doctor who serves her home community
Cree language and culture keepers celebrate McGill graduation
Original Voices: Understanding Indigenous languages
'Treated like mines:' Feds mull stronger rules for Indigenous cultural property
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'It was powerful': Cree babies are 1st to be born through Chisasibi midwifery program
For Louisa Snowboy, giving birth in Chisasibi meant being back in her own bed, with her healthy newborn and her older children, just four hours after giving birth — rather than having to stay for several weeks in a town almost 1,000 kilometres from home.
