Our lead story: with under a week 'til water levels are expected to rise, Peguis First Nation works 'round the clock to protect important infrastructure in anticipation of another year of devastating floods.

Our lead story: Nastania Mullin, former CEO of the Manitoba Inuit Association, faces multiple charges related to a number of historical sexual assault allegations dating back to 2003 and 2023.

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Our lead story: with Manitoba's Hydrologic Forecast Centre recently warning of severe floods for the Peguis area, Chief Stan Bird says the little time left to put safeguards in place necessitates the aid of the Canadian Armed Forces.

Our lead story: over two years since she was first reported missing in Winnipeg, the family of 32-year-old mother Leah Keeper of Sagkeeng First Nation says city police have identified her remains.

Our lead story: arguing First Nations' prior consent is required, officials with the Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation in northwestern Alberta ask a Court of King's Bench judge to shut down a petition urging the province's separation from Canada.

Our lead story: The family of the late Rory Cardinal blames Alberta RCMP for his death back in February, after the Kikino Métis man fled to the woods to hide from officers, roughly the same area where his body would be located weeks later.

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Our featured story: Mi'kmaw First Nations block or slow traffic on major Nova Scotia highways last week following a RCMP raid on a cannabis shop, an action Mi'kmaw say violates their treaty rights.

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Our lead story: as members of Grassy Narrows and Wabaseemoong—First Nations hit hard by an industry-polluted river system—stage a rally at a political announcement, PM Mark Carney jokingly says he "can outlast" a mercury-affected Grassy woman calling for justice on decades of toxic dumping.

Our lead story: after a year of deliberations, the Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke decides to prohibit the local sale of cannabis and to stop providing dispensary licenses.

Our lead story: First Nations leaders celebrate the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal's approval of the "Ontario Final Agreement" on long-term reform of child and family services in the province.