More remains found linked to residential schools in Canada

Fort Peck Tribes finalize plans for new wellness center

Advocate relieved federal government finally acknowledges Indian boarding schools

Little Shell and two other Tribes settle case over land taken by federal government

Interior Department officials to discuss Indian boarding schools

Bill in Canada lines up Canadian law with the UNDRIP

Remains of Alaska student buried at Carlisle Indian School to return home

Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals sides with Yakama Nation in land dispute

Gila River Indian Community eases number of COVID-19 restrictions

Red Lake Nation appoints tribal monitor as Line 3 construction nears river

Haaland says proposed 2022 budget makes significant Indian Country investments

Muscogee Nation leader says courts and jails urgently needed following McGirt ruling

Kashechewan First Nation hit by COVID-19 as cases decrease in Canada

Fairbanks, Alaska community event fosters awareness and healing

Ontario government plan to identify unmarked school burial sites

Indigenous groups opposing Line 3 vow to continue to fight

Alaska Native leader welcomes Roadless Rule protections

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

Nineteen people have died at tribal jails overseen by the federal government since 2016

A group of Native American contractors is calling for an end to protests over the Line 3 pipeline