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Canada’s prime minister is invoking history to explain his own policies, but glossing over the harms of the past.

Chair of the organization's board says clients don't know where to go and are afraid the clinic will close permanently.

The race to build the most advanced artificial intelligence continues to dominate the headlines. On this week’s On the Media, who does this new technology actually serve? Plus, how ev...

It has become impossible to tell managers mesmerised by artificial intelligence that the tools are not, in fact, helpful. So employees just play along with the fiction to keep their jobs, writes our t...

Lejac residential school and Williston Lake reservoir together devastated Tsek’ehne lands, culture, hope, magnifying colonial genocide’s enduring harms and disconnection.

Avanti Nambiar, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Nation Auditor General Karen Hogan is launching an audit into federal spending regarding missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. The decision comes after calls from MMIWG family members for accountability for the billions of dollars spent on the crisis. Since 2019, the year the National Inquiry report

A First Nation in B.C says its new native plant orchard could help reclaim and restore thousands of industrial sites around northeastern B.C.

For this hardscrabble, blue-collar city in Maine built by immigrants, any sense of powerlessness is tough to stomach.

The 2026 adaptation of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s novel departs from the source material in big ways.

The Canada Disability Benefit was meant to reduce poverty. Instead, its forces many people with disabilities to make harmful tradeoffs

Orca memes humorously depict anti-capitalist, interspecies solidarity, framing yacht attacks as environmental resistance, blending cultural narratives, activism, and ecological critique.

Prime Minister Mark Carney abandoned Canada's climate goals, funding an oil pipeline and centralizing federal power under crisis pretexts.

A dangerous mix of addiction, HIV, and hepatitis C in four First Nations in Manitoba, has their leaders asking for resources to stop it a worsening health emergency.

Dene artist Melaw Nakehk’o discusses reclaiming hide tanning, Indigenous knowledge, and land relationships, highlighting art’s role in conservation and cultural resurgence.