Indigenous peoples

Authorities in Halifax are keeping the monument’s location under wraps—purportedly for its own protection. For some, it might as well stay wherever it is.

Jane Philpott’s emergency summit reflected a new era of good will. Concrete agreements were harder to come by.

Soaring infection rates over the past decade aren’t going down, leaving doctors to wonder: What’s the province waiting for?

An increase in self-reported “Métis” people raises questions about which groups are authentic inheritors of Indigenous nationhood

In New York this week, Trudeau aimed to get on the good side of just about everyone who has turned the UN into a scandalously useless hulk

Jeffrey Ansloos: Decolonization through abolition of the Indian Act is not ’modernization’—it’s political revolution. Does Ottawa have the stomach for it?

Opinion: How a ’hybrid process’ style of mediation could help in treaty disputes

The drive to remove monuments and place names that offend racial sensibilities is gaining momentum. Are we facing up to the past? Or hiding it?