Just over a year ago, four women from Saskatchewan, Canada, began a global movement with a single hashtag on Twitter: #IdleNoMore. It has grown to become more than a slogan for a movement on environmental and Indigenous rights.

December 17, 2012 - In Regina, Saskatchewan - @ the Cornwall CentreMany gathered to support in a fun, safe, and warm way to protest in regards to the serious...

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Tagaq: Anti-Sealing Activists Have Been 'Vilifying Inuit People For Generations'

A group of youth from Oxford House First Nation recently dropped a rap song on YouTube that sheds light on the challenges of living in a remote northern community.

“Now to #J28, #GotLand? / #IdleNoMore asks all to wear #GotLand? to spark #CDNpoli talk. Photo:@JGrahamCP”