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Skilled trades program for Indigenous workers gets $5M as industry faces retirements 'in droves'
The federal government announced Wednesday that it is giving $5 million in funding over five years to an Alberta-based non-profit that helps train Indigenous people for jobs in the skilled trades.
Samantha Schwientek
News Indigenous 8 hours ago
St. Anne's survivor awarded $72K after review of denied abuse claim is still fighting
Brett Forester
News Indigenous January 30
'I will make you proud,' Kyra Wilson says after election as Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs grand chief
Arturo Chang
News Canada Manitoba January 29
In Depth
This First Nation lost a 10-year-old girl to suicide. The community is speaking out about it
Sarah Law
News Canada Thunder Bay January 22
Nearly half of First Nations people off-reserve say rising prices impact ability to meet expenses
Stefan Richard
News Indigenous January 29
Robinson Superior Treaty annuities case heads back to court after settlement talks fail
Aya Dufour
News Canada Sudbury January 28
LISTEN
Indigenous leader Bill Wilson will be remembered as funny, fierce and challenging, his daughters say
Radio The Current January 28

He died a convicted killer. Now, Russell Woodhouse's family wants his name cleared in 1973 homicide

Caitlyn Gowriluk

News Canada Manitoba January 28

Northern entrepreneurship program focuses on Indigenous languages

News Canada North January 28

Chief who transformed Indigenous land claims in B.C. will not run for re-election

News Canada British Columbia January 28

How Indigenous northerners are using traditional harvesting to fight food insecurity

Samantha Schwientek

News Indigenous January 28

Trump's attempt to overturn birthright citizenship uses century-old Native American case

News Indigenous January 29

Indigenous leaders say lack of oversight on tailings spills a danger to water rights

News Canada North January 27

'Our own voice': Organization supporting Indigenous journalists launches in Canada

News Canada British Columbia January 26

Youth from northern Manitoba skate with former NHLers ahead of Jets game celebrating Indigenous culture

News Canada Manitoba January 25

Q with Tom Power

'It's bigger than me': Jaylene Tyme on using Canada's Drag Race to raise awareness of the Sixties Scoop

Vivian Rashotte

Arts Q January 29

Hereditary chief Bill Wilson, father of former cabinet minister Jody Wilson-Raybould, dead

News Canada British Columbia January 25

New WAG-Qaumajuq exhibit highlights work of under-represented Black, Indigenous artists

Angelina Pelletier

News Canada Manitoba January 25

Family of activist slain in 1975 surprised by clemency granted to Leonard Peltier

News Indigenous January 24

Mi'kmaw chiefs reject DFO's $260M funding offer for fisheries access

News Canada Nova Scotia January 24

Canada blasts St. Anne's survivors' 'scandalous allegations' in court fight over documents

News Indigenous January 24

Indigenous MP from Nova Scotia submits application for Liberal leadership race

Michael MacDonald

News Canada Nova Scotia January 23

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