ARTICLE. From SFGATE, Written By Andrew Chamings. A remarkable scientific discovery published this week based on the DNA of eight living members of the Ohlone Tribe could result in federal recognition for the first residents of the Bay Area. Before…
Published 10:00 am Thursday, November 5, 2026 Nov. 8 is National Indigenous Veterans’ Day, and the community is invited to a ceremony to honour those who have served. Based around conversation and reflection, the event is taking place at Langley City hall, 20399 Douglas Cres.,…
November is recognized as Native American Heritage Month, a time for Americans to celebrate and recognize the history, cultures and contributions of Indigenous peoples throughout the nation’s history. Several terms are used to describe the Indigenous populations that have inhabited…
The four institutions sharing Hudson's Bay's royal charter are launching a public consultation to help decide how access to and education around the 356-year-old document are handled in the future. The museums and archive that form the Hudson's Bay Co.
‘Reconnecting Roots: An Urban Native Story’ Where: Spokane Public Library, South Hill, 3324 S. Perry St. For those unable to attend the event, the library has a large selection of resources to learn more about Native American cultural traditions. “An Indigenous…
Speaker Gerald Savage will discuss Starved Rock history as part of a Native American Heritage Month presentation November 10. (Provided by Peggy Schneider) A Ho-Chunk elder and Illinois Valley Community College alumnus will offer a Native perspective on one of the…
The Londonderry Institute at Seaham, County Durham, is added to the Heritage at Risk Register Ten historic buildings around the North East have been added to Historic England’s At Risk register. The annual list highlights landmark buildings around the country…
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that this website may contain images, voices and names of deceased persons. Wyndham City Council stands on the traditional lands of the Bunurong and Wadawurrung Peoples. For tens of thousands of…
After the Indian Removal Act was passed in 1830, Native American tribes like the Cherokee, the Creek, and the Seminole were forced to respond. Each tribe responded in different ways, ranging from using the U.S. legal and political system to armed resistance.
In partnership with the Moccasin Identifier initiative, the City of Hamilton has installed three Indigenous Treaty Markers across the city as part of a public art and education initiative to provide residents with an opportunity to learn more about Indigenous…
Native nations, cultures, sovereignty, and contact before 1600s.
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