Advocates are warning that cutting billions of dollars from the federal Indigenous services budget, as the Carney government intends to do, could worsen the quality of essential programs and may spark lawsuits that would cost Ottawa more money in the long term.

The Manitoba Métis Federation has rebooted its request for donations for wildfire evacuees as the province is swept up in a second state of emergency and another exodus from communities.

More details have been shared about a summit between the federal government and First Nations chiefs planned for next week on the major projects bill, though some chiefs say plans for the summit seem as rushed as the legislation. 

It was a gold medal for Manitoba's Indigenous High-Performance Team at the 2025 Indigenous Football Canada U18 Men's National Championships in Winnipeg last week.

Indigenous Services Canada has warned staff that meeting the Carney government's budget cut targets "will involve difficult decisions that will impact our programs and activities, as well as our workforce." Then the next day, the department announced a large internal restructuring.

Mi'kmaw beader Melcolm Beaulieu and Inuk photographer Katelyn Jacque are being featured in a spotlight on six emerging artists from Atlantic Canada at this year's Toronto Outdoor Art Fair.

A fund for projects for healing, language and cultural revitalization and commemoration for day school survivors and their families is now accepting applications.

Haudenosaunee women are learning traditional "moon time" teachings so their daughters can approach their menstrual cycle with support instead of stigma. 

Two Indigenous women — one from Canada and one from India —are partnering to protect Indigenous knowledge and move toward matriarchal values to achieve that goal. 

A global human rights organization has added to calls condemning federal legislation that many say will impact Indigenous rights in Canada.