First Nations leaders and approximately 100 supporters gathered in Fort McMurray earlier this month to reject the Alberta ...

The latest episode of There is a List traces the funds from North American donors to illegal Israeli settlement expansion and ...

As Ontario government sells off the north to international mining companies, communities in crisis are demanding safety and ...

Mike Forbister and Robby Williamson Jr. of the Land Protection Team, stand along the shore of Grassy Narrows Lake. (Geordie Day/Ricochet Media) The land guardian knows the intricate layout of his ...

Two former tenants of Montreal’s historic Old Port building that burned down last Thursday say the building’s owner, Emile-Haim Benamor, was actively converting it into a pseudo-hotel — and harassing ...

As resource-extraction bills are forced through without First Nations' consent, what happened to the ‘national reckoning’ with the country’s colonial legacy? Ten years ago this month, the Truth and ...

This week at the United Nations in New York City, the air is thick with urgency as Indigenous leaders from around the world gather for the 24th Session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues ...

Speaking to the Canadian Police Association, Conservative Leader, and likely future Prime Minister, Pierre Poilievre recently called for consecutive sentences of violent offenders and restrictions on ...

Like many transplants to Nelson, B.C., James Barbeiro first lived in resort housing when he came to the area. He had moved from northern Ontario to the “Queen City” of the Kootenays region, with easy ...

An Indigenous dancer during the Grand Entrance of Nations at the Monday's rally at Queen's Park. First Nations from across Ontario travelled to Toronto to demand that the Doug Ford government scrap ...

Blaming newcomers for housing and healthcare crises will leave Canada’s future prosperity in jeopardy — and fuel far-right backlash Thousands gathered last week in 70 different rallies across the ...

While Blacks in Canada have been beneficiaries of colonization in many ways, we are not its purveyors. We need language that better captures the roots of this country’s Black presence. Here’s an idea.