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Advocate relieved federal government finally acknowledges Indian boarding schools Little Shell and two other Tribes settle case over land taken by federal government

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Interior Department to address Indian boarding schools Bill in Canada lines up Canadian law with UNDRIP

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Haaland says proposed 2022 budget makes significant Indian Country investments Muscogee Nation leader says courts and jails urgently needed following McGirt ruling

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Northwestern Band of Shoshone Nation sues Idaho over hunting rights Kashechewan First Nation hit by COVID-19 as cases decrease in Canada

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Fairbanks, Alaska community event fosters awareness and healing Ontario government plan to identify unmarked school burial sites

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Indigenous groups opposing Line 3 vow to continue to fight Alaska Native leader welcomes Roadless Rule protections

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At least one Canadian city has canceled Canada Day celebrations following the discovery of the remains of 215 native children at a former residential school U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland says the US needs to address its own troubled history of Native American boarding schools

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Nineteen people have died at jails overseen by the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs since 2016 A group of Native American contractors is calling for an end to protests over the Line 3 pipeline