First Nations people disproportionately impacted by B.C.'s toxic drug crisis, officials say

First Nations members in B.C. make up approximately 3.4 per cent of the population, but accounted for 15.8 per cent of all ...

First Nations University of Canada celebrates 50 years

The First Nations University of Canada opened its doors for the first time in May 1976 as Saskatchewan Indian Federated ...
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First Nations chiefs demand public inquiry into report of RCMP surveillance of Indigenous leadership

Manitoba First Nations leaders are demanding a full public inquiry into RCMP surveillance of Indigenous leadership, including ...

Indigenous Leaders and Global Business Executives to Convene in Toronto for 9th Annual First Nations Major Projects Coalition Conference

From April 29 to May 1, the First Nations Major Projects Coalition (FNMPC) will host its annual conference at the Sheraton ...

Beaders, crafters and dancers get ready for First Nations University of Canada's spring powwow

Beaders, regalia makers, crafters, dancers and singers are all preparing for the First Nations University of Canada's spring ...

First Nations festival Big Talk One Fire returns seeking artists and performers

Celebrating almost two decades of First Nations culture, UMI Arts Big Talk, One Fire Festival will return to Munro Martin ...

First Nations leader says his ‘heartsick’ wife, a B.C. MLA, opposes plan to pause DRIPA

Premier David Eby has proposed suspending parts of the landmark Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act ...

First Nations chiefs call for inquiry into RCMP after CBC report on surveillance

OTTAWA — First Nations leaders called on the RCMP to apologize and demanded a federal inquiry Thursday after CBC reported the ...

First Nations Ambassador’s 28 international trips cost taxpayers more than $800,000

The world’s only First Nations Ambassador Justin Mohamed has been burning up scarce jet fuel – and taxpayer money, to the ...
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First Nations overdose deaths in B.C. drop in 2025, but still disproportionally high

VANCOUVER — The number of overdose deaths of First Nations people in British Columbia dropped by about a third in 2025 but ...