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The Seven Sacred Grandfather Teachings offer timeless guidance for everyday life. Learn the history, meaning, and how they remain relevant today

Living Well, Together: The Seven Sacred Grandfather Teachings and Why They Matter Now

Noah Perreault - December 27, 2025

Indigenous Winter Traditions

Wintertime in Indigenous North America: Renewal, Story, and the Warmth We Share

child welfare reality marked by staff turnover, stretched caseloads, placement shortages, and repeated disruptions for children

Northern Ontario’s Indigenous Child Welfare Crossroads

The holiday season is a time for gathering, reflection, and connection. It can also be a time when deep conversations surface—sometimes unexpectedly

Having Calm Conversations Over the Holidays: Indigenous Rights, Treaties, and Truth

Assembly of First Nations National Chief Supports Long-Term Reform Plan Filed with Human Rights Tribunal for First Nations Child and Family Services

Assembly of First Nations National Chief Supports Long-Term Reform Plan Filed with Human Rights Tribunal for First Nations Child and Family Services

Indigenous people from the Shanenawa tribe dance during a festival to celebrate nature and ask for an end to the burning of the Amazon, in the indigenous village of Morada Nova near Feijo, Acre State, Brazil, September 1, 2019. REUTERS/Ueslei Marcelino

Indigenous wisdom protects forests, says prize-winning Myanmar activist

Thomson Reuters Foundation - December 3, 2020 0

Canada Press Conference

Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller Announces New Funding for Safe Drinking...

NetNewsLedger - December 2, 2020 0

Senator Murray Sinclair

From courtroom to the Senate, Dad always put people first –...

Niigaan Sinclair - December 2, 2020 0

In July of 1764 near what the Anishinabek called “the crooked place” – Niagara Falls – Sir William Johnson, Superintendent of Indian Affairs for British North America, met with some 2500 Chiefs and headmen to create an alliance that would be key to they creation of Canada. – illustration by Charles Hebert

Anishinabek Nation HIV Program to premiere mini-documentary series during virtual launch...

NetNewsLedger - November 30, 2020 0

COVID-19

Wet’suwet’en Women Urge Dr. Bonnie Henry to Shut Down Industrial Camps...

Amanda Perreault - November 30, 2020 0

Opioid Addiction - image: depositphotos.com

Under The Northern Sky – ‘Opioids Are Killing Our Loved Ones’

Xavier Kataquapit - November 25, 2020 0

Canadian Rangers

Canadian Rangers Rescue Overdue Peawanuck Ice Fisherman

Sgt. Peter Moon - November 24, 2020 0

The Grinch has come to Fort William First Nation

The Grinch Shares His Giant Heart on Fort William First Nation

NetNewsLedger - November 22, 2020 0

Bearskin Lake First Nation

Muskrat Dam and Bearskin Lake Announced Utility Road Completed

NNL Staff - November 20, 2020 0

Encounters between man and Grizzly Bears often are fatal

Grizzly Bear Management Aided by Genome BC

NNL Staff - November 17, 2020 0

Fifty One Students - one of the largest classes ever graduated from Oshki Courses today.

Three-Year Investment Prioritizes Indigenous Student Safety and Well-being

Amanda Perreault - November 13, 2020 0

John Chookomolin's final resting place is in St Jude's Cemetery in Englefield Green, UK, a small community on the outskirts of the city of London, England. Here we see Xavier Kataquapit at the grave of his great grandfather during a visit to England.

Lest We Forget – Under the Northern Sky

Xavier Kataquapit - November 11, 2020 0

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