First Nations business owner ends discrimination case against City of Edmonton over costs

Published on September 9, 2026
The Alberta-based 49 Dzine is ending a human rights case against the city after five years because of the growing cost of lawyer fees.
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Peepeekisis First Nation Set To Open Funeral Home - Advancing Cultural and Economic Self-Determination

September 9, 2026
Photo of the funeral home provided by Peepeekisis Development Ltd. The Peepeekisis Cree Nation Funeral Home, located in Lorlie, Saskatchewan, 111 kilometers northeast of Regina, is having their grand opening on September 17th at 10 a.m. This soft opening will include guided tours of the facility, followed by a meal. This custom-built facility, spanning over […]

When the Records Change the Story: Royal Alberta Museum Returns 77 Artifacts to Fort McKay First Nation

September 9, 2026
(ANNews) – The return of 77 archaeological artifacts to Fort McKay First Nation began with something that can be easy to overlook in a museum collection: the records.