A new paper on sea lice from fish farms and wild salmon in B.C. shows a significant relationship between the two and critics say that contradicts a report from the federal government, which regulates the fish farms. 

The chief of a First Nation in northern Manitoba says the province must cancel this year’s moose hunting licence lottery as wildfires continue to scorch the region.

Two firefighting sisters from Pinaymootang First Nation in Manitoba’s Interlake region say they are looking forward to returning to the front lines of the provincial wildfire effort after a deployment battling the Nopiming Provincial Park blaze near Bissett.

A family from Attawapiskat First Nation is protesting new Ontario and federal legislation by travelling the river system, where they're planting flags symbolizing Indigenous presence on the land.

A new policy statement from the Ontario Human Rights Commission calls on employers hiring for Indigenous-specific positions to find ways to verify candidates' Indigenous identities, with help from Indigenous communities.

On Monday, Treaty One Development Corp. held a soft opening event for the Oodena Gas & Convenience filling station. It is set to open to the public on June 30, operating every day for 24 hours a day. 

Aaju Peter, an activist and lawyer originally from Greenland, went back to school earlier this year to study at Pirurvik Inuktitut language institute in Iqaluit where she's also a teacher. 

Lori Osborne, her four children and her partner, Stephan Robinson, were among the thousands who had to leave Pimicikimak Cree Nation in northern Manitoba due to the threat of wildfires. She diarized their journey through photos and notes. 

From CBC Indigenous, Resonate: Songs of Resilience celebrates communities and families through music. We take you into Indigenous country, to hear songs of roots, resistance and all our relations.

Samantha Beynon is a Nisga'a educator and the author of a newly released children's book, Celebrating Potlatches. The official book launch is scheduled for June 21, National Indigenous Peoples Day, at the Royal B.C. Museum in Victoria.