Connecting with their culture through art while in prison has proven revolutionary for hundreds of Indigenous people.

Aboriginal culture, art and stories are on display at a lightshow in the desert but the minds behind the event say it''s about more than the installations.

Taken from a First Nation community in Canada, the shrine recently began a more than 3,000-mile journey back from the ...

A youth organization in Regina, Saskatchewan in Canada,  is facing serious scrutiny following the suicide of 17-year-old ...

SA’s first 10-year arts and culture policy A Place to Create was launched today with no mention of funding for the ...

Plans for a Tarrkarri Centre for First Nations Cultures on North Terrace are "still alive" amid a search for private funding, Premier Peter Malinauskas says. The Premier says the government has ...

A document that aims to “foster a stronger partnership, enhance communication, and promote a deeper understanding and respect ...

A former vice-president of the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs (UBCIC) wants the Conservative Party to drop its candidate in his riding over posts on social media that show "denial of ...

In 2024, a landslide along the Chilcotin River in British Columbia caused extensive damage to the ancestral home of the ...

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A $2.1-billion proposed class action heads to court on Monday, where Manitoba's chief justice will decide if the provincial ...

An Indigenous-run lodge, just over a one-hour flight from Montreal, allows guests to experience the depths of the Canadian ...