Ottawa launches residential school map to help in search for missing children
The Canadian government has launched a new interactive online map pinpointing the location of residential schools, [...]
The Urban Indigenous Community Brings Music, Art, and Culture To Burlington’s Spencer Smith Park For National Indigenous Peoples Day
It is UIC’s third annual event celebrating the day and featured local Indigenous vendors, musical [...]
Northern Manitoba families who’ve lost women and girls hold each other up
*This story contains distressing details relating to MMIWG2S+* Darlene Osborne, a former classmate of Helen [...]
‘I just wanted to help in some way’; Manitoba woman walks for MMIWG
For five hot and windy days, Larissa Bear travelled on foot, leaving her home of [...]
Tungasuvvigat Inuit fill Ottawa park for National Indigenous Peoples Day
“We decided to have our own event because we wanted to represent Inuit for National [...]
An urban mawi’omi marks National Indigenous Peoples Day in St. John’s
The First Light Friendship Centre celebrated National Indigenous Peoples Day with cultural displays and performances [...]
The importance of recognizing urban Indigenous identities
National Indigenous Peoples Day is about celebrating Indigenous culture in all its forms. When we [...]
ONWA marks National Indigenous Peoples Day with 10th Edition of She Is Wise Magazine
Thunder Bay, ON – The Ontario Native Women’s Association (ONWA) is honoured to celebrate the release [...]
Five years later, few of the 231 Calls for Justice for MMIWG2S have been completed
“It’s shameful how little has been done to address the specific needs of 2SLGBTQQIA+ individuals,” [...]
375 km walk for MMIW nearing its halfway point
PRINCE GEORGE – Clarence Abraham’s 375 kilometre walk to raise awareness for Missing and Murdered [...]
