Newly appointed curator of Indigenous Art at Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Emma Hassencahl-Perley is Wolastoqiyik from Neqotkuk First Nation in New Brunswick. She's curated a new exhibition featuring the work of renowned Indigenous artists.

Over two volumes blending history, fiction and memoir, Cree artist Kent Monkman and co-writer Gisèle Gordon revisit Indigenous history through the perspective of his genderfluid alter ego Miss Chief Eagle Testickle.

Indigenous Music Office formally launched in November and will serve specifically Indigenous musicians from all genres.

Bison are roaming again near Batoche, Sask., after the Métis Nation-Saskatchewan signed a memorandum of understanding with Parks Canada to transfer 25 of the animals from Grasslands National Park.

Jeannotte hails from the Mi'kmaq community of Gespeg. She has worked as the director of First Nations education at HEC Montreal and Gespeg's Mi'kmaq chief.

Growing up near a reserve in Northern Saskatchewan, Julianna Maggrah didn’t feel connected to her culture. As an adult, Maggrah became determined to find that cultural connection and share it with others.

The first openly two-spirit Miss Eeyou Eenou Iskwaau (MEEI) in northern Quebec says they didn’t feel welcome to attend a regional pageant to crown their replacement and worry how a controversy over an eligibility rule will make lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) youth in Eeyou Istchee feel.

B.C.'s police oversight agency is determining whether police action or inaction contributed to the death of a Saik'uz First Nation woman, after it said her body was found on Nov. 5 within a kilometre of where she was last seen alive almost a month earlier.

Cindy Woodhouse has been elected national chief of the Assembly of First Nations, securing victory after the concession of runner-up David Pratt.

The Assembly of First Nations national chief election is down to just two candidates following a grinding, six-ballot contest Wednesday evening, with a close battle shaping up to crown a winner.