The Caribbean islands have more to offer than just beaches and tropical cocktails. Immerse yourself in the region's cultures ...

In episode three of Home & Texture’s House Tours, we’re entering the eclectic and artfully curated home of David Quarles, IV. Join us as we journey through Quarles’ colorful home and learn about his ...

FORT NELSON, B.C. — The next woman to wear the crown of Miss Indigenous Canada could hail from northeast B.C. Taylor Behn-Tsakoza is among 19 finalists in the competition, which is geared ...

Maintaining reconciliation efforts between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities, answering calls to help constituents, and uniting Canadians are some reasons Indigenous political hopefuls say ...

OXFORD — Ole Miss baseball has fallen in the polls after a narrow SEC conference defeat. The Rebels (27-9, 9-6 SEC) lost a home conference series 2-1 over the weekend against No. 3 Tennessee (31 ...

The last day to see "The American Sunrise: Indigenous Art" exhibit at Crystal Bridges is Sunday, March 23. Starting at 11 a.m. at the Momentary on Sunday, March 23, there's a screening of three ...

In essence, celebrating indigenous festivals, ensuring constitutional recognition, and providing structural support through quotas and inclusive education are all interconnected steps. They move ...

Ten years after Justin Trudeau and the Liberal party campaigned on building stronger relationships with Indigenous people, Indigenous leaders are now facing a new era of reconciliation with the ...

Three Indigenous rights lawyers, however, say consulting Indigenous people and accommodating their rights isn't optional. It's a duty rooted in Canada's Constitution that can't be fast-tracked.

DEAR MISS MANNERS: My wife and I entertain frequently. We get a lot of joy out of hosting longtime friends and family for holidays and special occasions. Related Articles Miss Manners: I just ...

The modified National Park Service site now showcases stamps of Tubman and civil rights leaders while removing explicit ...

Yet, amid the political negotiations and corporate commitments, one critical voice remains marginalised – that of the world’s Indigenous peoples many of whom bear the brunt of the climate crisis. From ...