The first residential school in Canada, the Mohawk Institute in Brantford, Ont., opened in January 1831. After 165 years of ...
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission documented 51 children known to have died at Kamloops. The claim of 215 unmarked ...
The federal government is not revealing whether it will act on calls to pass a law that would criminalize denying that ...
A Maple Creek resident was surprised and encouraged by being made a member of the Order of Canada. Michelle Frances Good said ...
Michelle Good is a lawyer, a writer and a survivor of both the Sixties Scoop and the residential school system. Wayne ...
Award-winning writer and Indigenous rights advocate among 87 Canadians recognized in year-end honours Michelle Frances Good, ...
Rassi Nashalik, the host who delivered the news in the language of the Inuit people of Canada’s Arctic, is one of 80 ...
The Catholic nuns at the Northern B.C. residential school that Frances Ceen-ne Carlick attended were strict and abusive, with some verging on sadistic.
The exhibition explores how the ocean has shaped and influenced Indigenous communities living along its edges in western Canada.
Pearl was a private person. Proud of her ancestry. In a photo hanging by the door to Mr. Mamakwa’s office, she stands behind ...
Melford runs the Global Disinformation Index, a British nonprofit that says it seeks to counter online disinformation but has ...
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