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Marking a milestone: The dual name of Cowichan’s new hospital – FNHA
December 8, 2025 A name can carry a story, a teaching and a vision for the future. On Nov. 12, that vision came to life as Cowichan’s new hospital was…
Ottawa duty-bound to provide safe drinking water to First Nations, federal judge rules – The Globe and Mail
The Canadian government has a duty to ensure First Nations behind a class-action lawsuit have access to clean drinking water, a federal judge has ruled. The case, the third major…
New council in Alberta helping shape recovery-oriented care for Indigenous people – 89.3 The Raven
Dec 5, 2025 A new Mental Health and Addiction Wisdom Council will provide Indigenous advice, guidance and cultural insight to strengthen recovery-oriented care in Alberta. Alberta’s government established the council…
Soonats’ooneh Health Society: Dismantling stigma for people living with HIV – FNHA
December 4, 2025 Indigenous AIDS Awareness Week, held annually Dec. 1-7, shines a light on individuals, families and communities living with HIV. To bring broader awareness to HIV prevention, testing…
Traditional Indigenous medicines insight provided for IH – E-Know
December 5, 2025 Interior Health (IH) staff in the East Kootenay were given the opportunity to discuss and learn more about the incorporation of traditional Indigenous medicines used by members…
New research highlights importance of climate resilient Indigenous housing – The Environment Journal
December 4, 2025 Current measures to close the housing gap fall short due to siloed, complex policies that favour short-term solutions over long-term resilience, according to new research from the…
How the NWT plans to improve healthcare access in small communities – Cabin Radio
December 4, 2025 NWT health officials plan to use licensed practical nurses, paramedics, nurse practitioners and virtual care to improve access to healthcare in small communities. Minister Lesa Semmler, alongside…
Federal gaps leave Indigenous Elders without adequate long-term care – Prince Albert Daily Herald
December 3, 2025 Gaps in federal funding and authority expose many First Nations and Inuit Elders in Canada to inadequate long-term care, forcing them to leave their home communities, language…
Chiefs of Ontario Discuss Water Issues in First Nation Communities – CPAC
At a news conference in Ottawa, the Chiefs of Ontario discuss ongoing water issues in First Nation communities. Speaking with reporters are chiefs Linda Debassige (Anishinabek Nation Grand Council), R.…
Healing through grief: Supporting those journeying back to the Spirit World – Anishinabek News
December 3, 2025 THUNDER BAY — Red Rock Indian Band’s Holly Prince spoke about supporting people journeying back to the Spirit World during Hospice Northwest’s Healing through Grief Conference, held…
