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Preston’s Story: Emergency Wellness Centre offers hope, re-connection – SKTC
May 1, 2026 Preston Matechuck’s life was slipping through his fingers just a few years ago. Struggling with addiction, grief, and homelessness, he spent a lot of his days walking…
Moose Cree First Nation declares state of emergency due to flooding risk – CBC
May 01, 2026 Around 1,000 people have already left the community in Ontario’s far north The chief of Moose Cree First Nation has declared a state of emergency due to…
Moose Cree First Nation – Drinking Water Update
Press Release April 30, 2026 OCWA wishes to advise residents that there is a contingency plan to continue to provide safe drinking water. At this time, the plant is operating…
Greo Evidence Insights to Develop Canada’s First Clinical Practice Guidelines for Problematic Gambling in Youth
Press Release May 1, 2026 – Greo Evidence Insights, with funding from Health Canada, is developing Canada’s first clinical practice guidelines to support the early identification, screening, assessment, and treatment…
Statement on Sexual Violence Awareness Month
Press Release May 01, 2026 FREDERICTON – The following statement was issued by Seniors Minister Lyne Chantal Boudreau, who is also minister responsible for women and gender equity, in recognition…
Webequie First Nation Establishes Community-Led Emergency First Response Team
Press Release WEBEQUIE FIRST NATION, ON, April 30, 2026 – Webequie First Nation is strengthening local health and emergency preparedness with the launch of its new Emergency First Response Team…
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…
Honouring and remembering the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQIA+ People
Press Release A message from FNHA Chief Executive Officer, Monica McAlduff; and FNHA Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Nel Wieman This message contains sensitive content and could be triggering. For crisis…
Keeping people safe in Comox Valley, Port Hardy with early intervention program
Press Release April 30, 2026 PORT HARDY – Summary Comox Valley Regional District and City of Port Hardy have each received a $100,000 grant to train new partners and build…
Webinar – Mentions and measures: How are Indigenous values considered in impact assessments?
Press Release Webinar description In Canada’s oil and gas industry, impact assessments (IAs) are used to determine the positive and negative externalities of proposed projects. These assessments tend to prioritize…
