The federal government has announced the terms for an inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.

Two unique perspectives on today's announcement about the inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women.

CBC's Connie Walker looks at dozens of cases where families of missing Aboriginal women have reason to believe their loved ones were killed, even though their deaths were deemed suicides or accidents

Sense of optimism at annual marches due to federal government's promise to hold a much-awaited public inquiry into the issue

Nikki Fraser, a 25-year-old youth worker from Kamloops, asks Justin Trudeau how he plans to keep indigenous women safe

A school in Sioux Lookout, Ontario has created a hockey program to keep kids in class and out of trouble.

Aboriginal community has gone years with no clean drinking water because a treatment plant was too expensive

RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson answers question from Grand Chief Doug Kelly from Sto:lo Tribal Council

Efforts to reduce the number of aboriginal inmates aren't working, says correctional investigator Howard Sapers

Felicia Solomon was killed 12 years ago, and her family is still waiting for answers

This week on Mansbridge One on One: Cindy Blackstock, one of Canada's leading Aboriginal voices and a passionate advocate for repairing the relationship between indigenous and non-indigenous Canadians.

Nationwide day of action seeks to rally support for a campaign to recognise Australia’s Indigenous people.

Australia's parliament has introduced a bill that paves the way for a referendum to recognise Indigenous people in the c

Australia has taken the first formal step towards recognising Indigenous peoples in its constitution.

Australia is celebrating national day - but protests have also been held against what some call 'Invasion Day'.

Rio Tinto’s chairman has announced he will step down after the mining company destroyed ancient Aboriginal rock shelters last year.

Protesters across Australia call for justice for Aboriginal Australians who have died at the hands of police.

As the Wet’suwet’en land dispute story continues to dominate the headlines, critics wonder: Are journalists giving it fair coverage?

It was the opportunity to bring three generations of one family together.And the chance for one of them to go home to see their first nation for the first time.The CBC's Meagan Fiddler takes you along as she returns to Garden Hill with...

Dani Linder, Senior Lecturer at the TC Beirne School of Law at the University of Queensland, discusses her expectations for a referendum that proposes to establish an Indigenous advisory body to Parliament in Australia. She speaks with...

Sep.10 -- On this episode of "Bloomberg Equality," Marcia Langton, associate provost at the University of Melbourne and one of Australia's most prominent advocates for indigenous rights, talks about Rio Tinto Group's destruction of...

Dec.09 -- Australian legislators say Rio Tinto Group should agree to a restitution package with traditional landowners over mine blasts this year that badly damaged two ancient Aboriginal heritage sites. Paul Allen reports on "Bloomberg...

Protesters gathered outside Sydney's town hall calling for gun bans in remote Indigenous communities after police constable Zachary Rolfe was found not guilty of murder over 19-year-old Indigenous man Kumanjayi Walker's fatal shooting...

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