Lenape Nation ‘long dreamed’ about return of land: chief
The United Church of Canada transferred the first parcel of land in May
Electricity comes with a devastating cost for Indigenous communities
Sixty percent of Canada's electricity comes from low-carbon hydro. But for some First Nations people, it has irreparably harmed their communities and
The power of reconciliation at Indigenous protest camps
In Manitoba, supporters and allies bore witness to the destruction being enacted on the Dakota people and their land
Yukon artist and Tlingit trapper create stunning jewelry
The fur jewelry in Whitehorse boutique store V. Ægirsdóttir is creating a new possibility for future partnerships with the region's trappers
New arts centre symbolizes reclamation of Labrador Inuit culture
The newly completed building is part of a larger cultural revival in the self-governing region of Nunatsiavut.
Cree filmmaker wants a Barbie that looks like her
"There is a lot of work nowadays that keeps Native people in the past. We don’t exist now and I’ve always hated
Tlingit minister sees right relations as ‘everybody’s story’
As a biracial woman, Rev. Lee Spice brings a unique perspective to ministry.
Polaris prizewinner on reviving language through music
Wolastoq opera singer and composer Jeremy Dutcher combines classical music with archival recordings to reimagine his community's traditional songs.
The complex history of the Huron Carol
A product of 17th-century Jesuit missionaries, the popular hymn was written to introduce the Wendat people to Christianity. The Observer explores its
Grieving mother started 200-day Regina protest camp
The Justice for Our Stolen Children camp was ordered on Sept. 7 to leave the area.
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June 2025 Issue In this issue: Facing the next century with faith; How the legacy of the social gospel has shaped the United Church; The story of the Indigenous Church and a journey to right relations |
