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Canada – The return of the Blackfoot | DW Documentary
Credit: DW Documentary The Canadian province of Alberta is home to the Blackfoot. They’re a First Nations people in North America. Almost threatened with extinction by white colonization, they’re now back in the public eye, along with their culture. The Blackfoot were hunters, gatherers, gifted horsemen and feared warriors. Robbed of most of their land […]
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Making the Council of the Federation More Effective
Making the Council of the Federation More Effective (July 24, 2025 – Coast Salish Territory/Vancouver BC) Scott Clark, President of the Northwest Indigenous Council (NWIC) issued the following statement today: “Council of the Federation meetings provide a forum for provinces and territories to engage in premier-to-premier discussions, share information and hash out a strategy for […]
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Mixed reaction after First Nations, premiers meet
Credit: The Canadian Press Canada’s premiers pledged economic reconciliation with Indigenous people through major infrastructure and resource projects at their semi-annual meeting, though several First Nation leaders said afterward they were disappointed with the discussion. The premiers gathered at Deerhurst Resort in Huntsville, Ont., to talk trade and tariffs, particularly when they meet Tuesday with […]
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Indigenous Peoples Day Celebrated in Port Moody
Credit: tricitiestv On Saturday, June 21 the community was invited to participate in the City of Port Moody’s Celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day at the PCT Performance Stage in Rocky Point Park. Story by LJI reporter Geoff Scott Those who came out to the event enjoyed cultural performances including dancing, singing, and drumming as […]
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Canada’s Hidden History | The Truth Behind Indigenous History Month | A Celebration or A Reckoning?
Credit: Canada Today Every June, Canada recognizes Indigenous History Month, but what do we really know about the peoples whose lands we live on? In this special Canada Today documentary, we explore the full story: from ancient Indigenous nations and treaty betrayals to residential schools, resurgence movements, and global calls for justice. We unpack the […]
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What’s life like for Canada’s queer indigenous community? | DW Documentary
Credit: DW Documentary This film delves into the world of members of indigenous LGBTQIA+ communities in Canada. Activist and filmmaker Sarain Fox sheds light on their lives, while asking what the future holds. The answers come from a wide variety of perspectives. On her quest, Sarain accompanies a young family friend on a journey of […]
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The Untold Truth of Indigenous Resistance in Canada | Hidden History Revealed
Credit: History Revealed The Truth About Indigenous Resistance in Canada | Untold History Discover the powerful and often overlooked story of Indigenous resistance in Canada. From early colonial encounters to modern land rights movements, this documentary-style video uncovers the truth about how Indigenous peoples have fought to preserve their culture, land, and sovereignty for centuries. […]
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Canada: A Journey Through Time | From Indigenous Roots to Modern Nation
Credit: Historical Moments Travel through the fascinating history of Canada — from its Indigenous beginnings to the rise of a modern, multicultural nation. Discover the milestones that shaped Canada’s identity, including European colonization, the birth of Confederation, major wars, and social evolution. This video offers a compelling and concise timeline of one of the world’s […]
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‘Truth, justice and healing’: Pope Francis’ legacy to continue, Indigenous leaders say
Credit: CBC News Former Métis National Council president Cassidy Caron and Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami President Natan Obed react to the death of Pope Francis, reflecting on his impact on Indigenous communities in Canada. Both Caron and Obed met with the pope in the Vatican, where he listened to residential school survivors before he visited Canada. […]
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Indigenous Tourism in BC: Big Bar Guest Ranch – Stswecem’c Xgat’tem First Nation
Credit: Destination British Columbia – Corporate Indigenous Tourism in BC: Big Bar Guest Ranch – Stswecem’c Xgat’tem First Nation Kukpi7 Hank Adams shares the story of Big Bar Guest Ranch and how the Stswecem’c Xgat’tem First Nation is continuing to build relationships and bring people together.
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