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Unpaid Subcontractors for Recovery Centres Say UCP Abandoned Them – The Tyee
Mar 25, 2026 One says he faces bankruptcy as publicly funded projects are stalled by a tangled legal fight. The rollout of recovery centres vital to the Alberta government’s controversial…
TRC review: 10-years of reconciliation work at TMU – and what comes next – TMU
March 24, 2026 Ten years have passed since Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) released its 94 Calls to Action. For TMU, that milestone is both a moment to reflect…
Yukon First Nations Cancer Strategy launches after years of work – CBC
Mar 25, 2026 Strategy will be a roadmap for services in coming years After eight years of work, the Yukon First Nations Cancer Strategy is officially live. The strategy will…
“It stayed with me”: Learning through reconciliation at Niagara Health – Niagara Health
Mar 24, 2026 Kidney Care and Environmental Services don’t often appear in the same story. But both departments share something in common: a strong commitment to learning how the history of Indigenous…
First Nation medical transportation program in Thunder Bay, Ont., axed over lack of funding – CBC
Mar 24, 2026 About 38,000 rides provided since program launched in April 2024 Thunder Bay, Ont., is a health-care hub for members of dozens of surrounding First Nations who travel…
Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation celebrates first in-community health care aide graduates – PembinaValleyOnline
Mar 24 2026 Eight members of Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation are being recognized after completing a Health Care Aide training program delivered in partnership with RRC Polytech. The graduates have finished their training and…
Healing house near Kamloops to offer mental wellness care to residential school survivors – CBC Player
Mar 23, 2026 An Indigenous healing centre near Kamloops, B.C., is taking shape along the shore of the South Thompson River. The $12.5 million project, funded by the federal government,…
APTN Investgates: Pimicikamak’s winter of discontent – APTN News
Mar 23, 2026 Since just after Christmas, Cross Lake or Pimicikamak has been experiencing what might be called a winter of discontent, after a power outage resulted in frozen and…
Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation celebrates first in-community health care aide graduates – SteinbachOnline
Mar 23 2026 Eight members of Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation are being recognized after completing a Health Care Aide training program delivered in partnership with RRC Polytech. The graduates have finished…
Uplifting the leadership of women and girls on World Water Day 2026 – FNHA
March 19, 2026 A message from Dr. Kamran Golmohammadi, FNHA Office of the Chief Medical Officer; and Casey Neathway, FNHA Director, Regional Health Emergency Management and Chair of the Americas…
