A northern Ontario Cree chief is accusing the federal government of blocking his community’s effort to reclaim jurisdiction over child and family services by tying any transfer of authority to funding conditions the Nation has not accepted.
Six Nations of the Grand River has released its 2026 audit and the 2025 to 2030 strategic plan, documents the elected council says are part of keeping the community informed.
One of Ontario’s first Indigenous living classrooms for patient care has opened at a long-term care centre in Brantford through a partnership between St. Joseph’s Health System and Six Nations Polytechnic.
The Assembly of First Nations released an assessment this week showing the infrastructure gap in First Nations schools is getting worse.
The third annual Runway of Rezilience lands Sept. 26 at Evergreen Brick Works in Toronto under a clear theme: the Haudenosaunee Skywalkers.
All proceeds from the Aug. 29 Concert Hall show went to the Mikinakoos Children’s Fund supporting youth from wildfire-hit communities
Twenty-plus Indigenous artists took over Toronto’s Concert Hall on Aug. 29 and sent every dollar north to fire-hit First Nations youth.
The junior C side wrapped up its first franchise title this month, defeating the Peterborough Jr. C Lakers in a best-of-five final. The Stealth took the series 3-1 and brought the cup home after a long, physical post-season that tested every part of the roster.
Chiefs of Ontario assembly focused on child welfare, Kashechewan and governance.
Six Nations hosted Pride events focused on visibility, acceptance and inclusion.
Bill C-37 introduced with $4.6 billion for First Nations clean water.
Pride Month and National Indigenous History Month overlap, highlighting Two-Spirit identity.
$8.5 billion Ontario Final Agreement begins implementation.
Mary Simon urges Indigenous-led health solutions at UN Permanent Forum.
Youth explore songwriting and performance at a free March Break arts camp led by Semiah Smith.
