150-bed addiction and mental health treatment centre planned for Chippewas of the Thames First Nation

Chippewas of the Thames First Nation and Honos Health have signed a joint agreement to build a 150-bed addiction and mental health treatment centre.

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Rekindling Indigenous-led wildfire readiness and resilience

This executive summary lays out highlights from the report Rekindling Indigenous-Led Wildfire Readiness and Resilience in Canada written by Max Bell School Master of Public Policy students Aaliyah Lah...

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Tsawwassen First Nation opens newly-renovated healing house

Tsawwassen First Nation has opened a newly-renovated healing house. As Steven Chua reports, they say it'll help break down barriers the nation has been facing to health care.

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These Inuvik elders are getting out on the land and having a picnic

Inuvik's elderly have been enjoying more time on the land and it's thanks to the Inuvik Community Corporation's elder program. A picnic was held yesterday on the Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk highway. The CBC's ...

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Aluki Kotierk acclaimed as chair for 4-year Inuit Circumpolar Council term | CBC News

Aluki Kotierk was acclaimed to the seat Saturday, taking the position over from Greenland chair Sara Olsvig who led the organization for the last four years.

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New training aims to make P.E.I. health care safer for Indigenous patients | CBC News

P.E.I. nurses and midwives will soon be required to complete Indigenous cultural safety training aimed at improving the experiences of Indigenous patients in the province’s health-care system.

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New addiction treatment centre in Blind River focuses on Indigenous-led healing

The 16-bed Benbowopka Treatment Centre will assist people from First Nations across the North Shore of Lake Huron, and beyond, by pairing traditional Anishinaabe teachings with clinical approaches

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Nipissing First Nation dedicated to wellness at Nayaashing Mshkikiiwan – Anishinabek News

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Ceremony at the center of Lu’ma’s care - First Nations Health Authority (FNHA)

At Lu’ma Medical Centre, culture, traditional medicines and ceremony are supporting First Nations healing When providing health care services to First Nations communities, ceremony is more than a pref...

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Meet Miryan Rutledge, the Indigenous Navigator bridging gaps in health care for Indigenous patients

Miryan Rutledge is bringing her community role as a helper to the West Parry Sound Health Centre as the Indigenous Navigator.

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Understanding the lasting impacts of wildfires on Indigenous communities

The Rapid Response to Wildfires project is examining what Indigenous communities need to mitigate the long-term impacts of wildfires.

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Mobile STEAM classroom brings hands-on learning to First Nations communities across New Brunswick | CBC News

A new mobile science, technology, engineering, arts and math classroom is bringing culturally grounded education directly to First Nations communities across New Brunswick. Organizers hope the trailer...

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Anishinabek Nation hosts 2026 Water Gathering focusing on protecting Nibi and strengthening Great Lakes stewardship – Anishinabek News

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Healing through harvesting: Therapeutic justice program expands to Pond Inlet

On top of being a father, a grandfather, a heavy equipment operator, a harmonica player, a hunter and a tool maker, Joseph Kablutsiak delivers cultural programming to Arviat residents going through th...

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Connecting more youth to First Nations-led care

New Seabird Island program offers healing, hope, support for young adults

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Conservation internship launches for Indigenous adults

Eleven Indigenous adults from Waabnoong Bemjiwang Association of First Nations communities are starting a 15-month environmental internship focused on water and resource management, delivered in partn...

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Indigenous led program helps improve water in Ontario First Nations communities

More than 20 First Nations across Ontario are taking part in a new project aimed at improving the drinking water standard in their communities. The project is funded by the federal government and admi...

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New website showcasing Inuvialuit history launches in Inuvik

A website showcasing the Inuvialuit history and way of life is now online. A launch event was held in Inuvik Thursday. The work on the website began nine years ago by researchers and Inuvialuit leader...

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BC Announces Plans for Three New Indigenous-Led Conservation Areas | The Tyee

Small patches of wilderness are ‘lifeboats for wildlife,’ says one advocate. ‘But you also need the arks.’

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Uplifting Young Climate Leaders | Watershed Sentinel

Indigenous youth across BC share their experiences, concerns, and hopes as they push for stronger climate action and stewardship.

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BeYOUtiful Minds helps women and girls heal together in Chesterfield Inlet - Nunavut News

Mental health program offers arts and crafts and cultural activities for attendees

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Nearly two-thirds of Indigenous people report mistreatment during childbirth, first national survey finds - UBC News

Researchers say the findings reveal ongoing inequities in maternity care, underscoring the urgent need for culturally safe, Indigenous-led approaches.

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