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Birdseye views don't get any more authentic than the video selfie captured by a camera-snatching eagle on Haida Gwaii six weeks ago.
Camera owner James Williams only recently recovered the footage thanks to a lucky twist of fate.
Agroforestry, or forest gardening, is the practice of growing of trees, shrubs, herbs, and vegetables together in a group mimicking a forest, or within an existing forest, with each plant providing the others benefits like shade, protection from predators, life-giving humidity, and nutrient
Thompson Rivers University is expanding its bachelor of education program by 16 seats in September to help address a shortage of Indigenous teachers in the province.
A set of Indigenous emojis featuring the Aboriginal flag and symbols is set to be released on a custom app, developed by young people on Arrernte country.
Carbonix, a Canadian Indigenous technology company, is partnering with Trent University and SGS Lakefield to scale up a project that produces tailored activated carbons from sustainably sourced feedstocks, like petroleum coke and wood waste, and uses them to capture contaminants from industrial w
In an open letter published Friday, the leader of the Anglican Church of Canada apologized for its "cultural and spiritual arrogance" that caused harm to Indigenous Peoples.
A Quebec developer is offering to give back to the Mohawks of Kanesatake part of a forested area of land that was at the heart of the Oka Crisis.
At the Indigenous Technology Summit in Montreal last month in June 2019, BlackBerry (NYSE:
YELLOWKNIFE — Tradition and technology are clashing on the tundra where Indigenous groups are debating the use of drones to hunt caribou.
Blackberry has announced that they will be providing technology with other tech companies to help Indigenous communities across Canada.
The federal government is providing $2.6 million to Professional Aboriginal Testing Organization Inc. (PLATO) to support its Sault Ste. Marie facility.
Growing up with three younger brothers, Shay Dekock-Kruger always felt like one of them.
No one told her there were things she couldn’t do because she was a girl.
Fascinated by math and physics, today she’s an engineer-in-training with B.C. Hydro.
LEKWUNGEN TERRITORY, VICTORIA, British Columbia — Animikii is excited to announce that it has successfully raised $1 million in financing from Raven Indigenous Capital Partners (Raven) and the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC).
The National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association (NACCA) has launched the Indigenous Growth Fund, to support First Nations, Inuit, and Métis entrepreneurs across Canada.
Former attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould testified before the House of Commons justice committee for hours Wednesday, documenting in fine detail what she described as a well-orchestrated campaign by senior members of the Prime Minister's Office to pressure her to reach an agreement with SNC-L
B.C.'s technology sector employs more than 100,000 people across more than 10,000 companies (more than oil and gas, forestry, and mining combined), contributing nearly $15 billion annually to the provincial economy.
The Trudeau government is facing opposition from First Nations across the country on a draft of its child welfare legislation according to the grand chief of the Association of Iroquois and Allied Indians.
There are 12 First Nations, Inuit and Métis award recipients this year, including Albertans Barbara Todd Hager, a writer, producer and director originally from the St.
