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Indigenous health can’t be separated from environmental health, leaders tell UN – Canada’s National Observer
May 1, 2026 This story was originally published by Grist and appears here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. This story is published through the Indigenous News Alliance. On…
‘It brings tears to my eyes’: Sturgeon Lake First Nation opens traditional birthing lodge – CBC
Apr 30, 2026 Centre to provide traditional experience to expectant mothers It was an emotional day for Sturgeon Lake members Wednesday as they celebrated the grand opening of Saskatchewan’s first…
Learning and creating traditional medicine in Fort William First Nation – Anishinabek News
April 30, 2026 FORT WILLIAM — Fort William First Nation hosted a Wild Medicines Teachings workshop by Couchiching’s Helen Hill on April 25 in the Cultural Room at the Fort…
Northern Birthwork Collective working around $400K funding setback – Cabin Radio
April 30, 2026 The Northern Birthwork Collective is adjusting some programming at the start of its fiscal year after failing to secure all of the funding it hoped to receive.…
Generic weight-loss drug approval ‘really good news,’ but doctor warns of long-term consequences – CTV
April 30, 2026 MONTREAL – Health Canada’s approval of the generic version of semaglutide, commonly known as Ozempic, has been heralded as a sea change in improving accessibility to a…
Here’s why the idea behind a commonly-used kitchen tool could prevent strokes – CTV
April 30, 2026 The key to preventing strokes may have been found in an unlikely place: the filter in your coffee machine. A team at Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS) has…
1 in 5 Manitobans sought care for anxiety, study finds — but researcher says that’s likely an undercount – CBC
Anxiety and depression were most common mental health disorders affecting Manitobans in 2022-23: U of M study Apr 29, 2026 One in five Manitobans over the age of 15 sought…
New First Nations wellness centre in Fort St. James draws on traditional knowledge to close health-care gaps – CBC
Apr 30, 2026 Dadzi Wellness Centre offers primary care, maternal health, and traditional wellness and healing A new wellness centre in northern B.C. aims to provide culturally safe primary care…
Southern Ontario drug traffickers prompt state of emergency in Long Lake #58 First Nation – CBC
Apr 30, 2026 First Nation calls for greater police presence, mental health and addiction support As a state of emergency remains in place in Long Lake #58 First Nation over…
First Nations University hosts summit exploring Indigenous solutions to addictions – Global News
April 30, 2026 The theme of a two-day event at First Nations University, exploring Indigenous solutions to addictions, was turning pain into power. Multiple speakers advocated for the importance of…
