Meagan Wohlberg

Ontario's Special Investigations Unit is still investigating the death of Abdirahman Abdi, who died in a violent arrest by Ottawa cops.

The fear is that, over time, the vast majority of Canada's Indigenous languages will go extinct. But there's a movement afoot to not just preserve them, but to get them back in active use.

This has made life difficult for First Nations people, who are already struggling with the other consequences of a series of droughts.

A billion liters of coal slurry flooded the Athabasca River from a collapsed Obed Mountain mine tailings pond in Alberta in 2013. Now, the province's energy regulator has laid six charges against the company.

The mining giant says it has the "full support" of First Nations to start the project, but it's hardly guaranteed to happen.

Fire crews are already experiencing fatigue and have had to take time off—and the fire season is just beginning.

Artist Tania Larsson used modern replication techniques to recreate traditional animal hide tanning artifacts in the Smithsonian's collection.

"It's hard to ignore what harm there is in presenting the identity of indigenous women as hypersexual, passive beings."

The North Farm Training Institute aims to teach people in the Northwest Territories how to produce their own food and break their dependence on the often unaffordable, unhealthy options at their grocery stores.

Beyond the issue of disclosure, many in the NWT say the government is getting ahead of itself in allowing the unconventional horizontal drilling practice into the territory.

If the lawsuit is successful, it may open the door for First Nations across the country to file similar suits.