Filmmakers Julian Brave NoiseCat and Emily Kassie investigate the genocide of Indigenous children at residential schools.

Every year the Forest School welcomes 250 young Atikamekw who come to learn from the past to shape the future.

Sugarcane” is, surprisingly, a story of healing, although the healing does not come from the church or its ministers.

"Aside from a few stray flurries, it's over for you,'' said Nick Petro, warning coordination meteorologist for the NWS. "It's ...

Wake Forest wins over the weekend with 2-1 overtime victory in championship game over West Virginia at the Winston-Salem ...

But there is another, existing tool that Idaho could use to obtain federal land to create local opportunities for economic ...

The then-and-now, though, underscores just how far the ACC has fallen in its flagship sport. With apologies and respect to the Big East of the 1980s, the ACC remained the nation’s premier men’s ...

Declining enrolment numbers mean French immersion programs at two Windsor-Essex public board schools will be consolidated at ...

At the 33rd kilometre of the In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road on the west side of the lower Lillooet Lake, lies the Q'aLaTKu7em First Nation. For the last seven years, a ...

CPS Wood Products, a Canada-based lumber manufacturer, acknowledges the skepticism with its innovation and planet-forward ...

Directing a play about a pair of high school students seems like a natural fit for Lincolnshire resident Scott Shallenbarger.