- August 1, 2025—Indigenous mother shares her family’s struggles with precarious housing in MB; on-line NWT station finally wins FM radio license
Friday, August 1st 2025
Our lead story: an Indigenous mother of six describes her ordeal as a tenant in a Winnipeg north-end "house of hell" in hopes of bringing attention to other families’ struggles with precarious housing in Manitoba.
- July 31, 2025—Report highlights intersections between disappearance of Indigenous women and human trafficking in Canada
Thursday, July 31st 2025
Our lead story: a new report highlights intersections between the disappearance of Indigenous women and human trafficking in Canada.
- July 30, 2025—Quebec foster family worries Jordan's Principle not being upheld after human rights complaint against youth protection body dismissed
Wednesday, July 30th 2025
Our lead story: a Quebec foster family caring for two Indigenous children worries Jordan's Principle is not being upheld in the province after their human rights complaint against a youth protection body dismissed.
- July 29, 2025—York Factory Cree Nation declares state of emergency due to wildfire, as low river levels prevent evacuation by ferry
Tuesday, July 29th 2025
Our lead story: York Factory Cree Nation declares a state of emergency due to northern Manitoba wildfires, warning that 600 residents are unable to leave by ferry due to low water levels on the nearby Nelson River.
- July 28, 2025—James Smith Cree Nation in SK announces forensic audit of its finances by Indigenous Services Canada and KPMG
Monday, July 28th 2025
Our lead story: the James Smith Cree Nation in Saskatchewan announces it will be subject to a forensic audit—dating back to April 2018—to be jointly carried out by Indigenous Services Canada and accounting firm KPMG.
