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Following Coroner’s Inquest, action needed to uphold Indigenous women’s right to safe and equitable healthcare

Following Coroner’s Inquest, action needed to uphold Indigenous women’s right to safe and equitable healthcare

Following Coroner’s Inquest, action needed to uphold Indigenous women’s right to safe and equitable healthcare Thunder Bay, ON – The Ontario Native Women’s Association (ONWA) acknowledges the completion of the Coroner’s…

Transforming care in northern B.C.

Press Release April 29, 2026 Dadzi Wellness Centre opens near Fort St. James, providing culturally safe primary care FORT ST. JAMES – Summary New First Nations led primary care centre…

Drinking water safety update for Charles Tetcho School in Sambaa K’e and Ɂehtseo Ayha School in Délı̨nę

Press Release The Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) has received lead testing results for Charles Tetcho School in Sambaa K’e and Ɂehtseo Ayha School in Délı̨nę. Testing at Charles…

Sturgeon Lake First Nation opening birthing and childrearing lodge

Press Release From: Indigenous Services Canada April 29, 2026 — Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation, Treaty 6 Territory, Saskatchewan — Indigenous Services Canada Today, the Sturgeon Lake First Nation, in partnership…

Celebrating five years of B.C. supporting road safety projects

Press Release April 29, 2026 VICTORIA – Summary Since 2021, the program has funded almost 240 projects in more than 160 communities, including more than 60 Indigenous communities, with more than $3.8…

MADD Canada’s National Victims Conference and Candlelight Vigil Offer Space to Connect and Heal

Press Release OAKVILLE, Ontario, April 29, 2026 — Nearly 200 victims and survivors from across the country will gather in Toronto from May 1 to 3 for MADD Canada’s annual…

Keeping people safe in Dawson Creek with early intervention program

Press Release April 29, 2026 DAWSON CREEK – Summary City of Dawson Creek has received a $50,000 grant to implement a Safe Community Situation Table City of Dawson Creek is…

Canada can’t solve child poverty without investing in youth organizations

Press Release In Canada, hunger is often framed as a problem of food. At BGC Canada, we know it is a problem of income, opportunity, and access to community supports.…

New report finds one in five Manitobans aged 15+ seek care for anxiety, one in six for depression

Press Release Study identifies gaps in current system, possible solutions A new report by University of Manitoba researchers examines the prevalence of mental health in the province, how often Manitobans…

Stuck in the Hunger Cycle

Press Release “IT’S REALLY HARD TO HAVE THAT BIG PICTURE WHEN YOU’RE JUST KIND OF KEEPING YOUR HEAD ABOVE WATER.” In 2024, Food Banks Canada (FBC) conducted a community-based research…

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