Indigenous Alberta

In 1971 Ono, political activist, artist and wife of now late John Lennon of Beatles fame, held her first museum exhibition in which she invited more than 120 participants to produce a water sculpture. 

International campaign promotes Indigenous identity

Police carding has long come under scrutiny for targeting Indigenous and Black people at a disproportionate rate. Carding is when people are stopped by the police for no particular offence to gather personal information.

Science, technology, engineering and math fields are commonly referred to as STEM. 

Hinshaw says she's disappointed in those who look for loopholes

A total of eight new water infrastructure projects across Alberta – including Siksika Nation – were announced on Oct. 26

UCalgary celebrates Métis Week with series of virtual events through Nov. 19

Metis or not, share the pride and culture this week, with virtual happenings.

Earlier in the month, neighbouring chiefs stood together in expressing profound disappointment after Slave Lake Coun. Joy McGregor suggested the community needs to “stop feeding” homeless people from surrounding Indigenous communities.

Ottawa and provincial and territorial governments must build monuments in capital cities across Canada to honour residential-school survivors and their families, says the director of the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation.