The “Maple Syrup Capital of the World” Is Famous for Sugar Shacks, Festivals, and Indigenous History
A visit to a sugar shack run by First Nations people sheds light on maple syrup’s deep roots in northeastern Canada.
Karuk Tribe right to cultural burning affirmed in agreement with California
A first of it's kind agreement between a tribe in northern California could prevent the build-up of wildfire fuel, First ...
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Traditional medicines, cultural drumming and dance featured during CNC's Aboriginal History Week
Aboriginal History Week celebrated at the College of New Caledonia (CNC) until Friday, March 14, celebrating traditional ways ...
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K'ómoks First Nation members vote overwhelmingly in favour of modern treaty
The nation's elected Chief Councillor Nicole Rempel said the treaty will allow future generations of the nation to revitalize their culture. "To be able to determine who our K'ómoks people are in ...
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Musqueam Artist Cole Sparrow-Crawford Weaves Tradition into Design for First Nations Night
Sharing art and tradition strengthens the connection between communities and provides a meaningful way for people to see ...
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Four First Nations groups acquire majority stake in Hilton Québec hotel
A partnership between four First Nations groups and Hilton Québec hotel marks a milestone for Indigenous visibility in luxury ...