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(Marisela Amador, The Eastern Door) Many Kanien’kehá:ka came out to commemorate and bring awareness to residential school survivors on Monday for the fifth annual Orange Shirt Day, vowing never to let it happen again.

Cindy Blackstock (podium) has been fighting hard for the rights and equal treatment of on-reserve children. (File Photo) In a decision announced last Friday, the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal (CHRT)

What issues matter to you? What priorities should the community focus on in order to build a better and stronger future?

Colleen Cardinal, Sixties Scoop survivor and Kenn Richard, executive advisor, director of the Indigenous Spirit Fund, Native Child and Family Services of Toronto, have shared their stories over the years.

(Kahawihson Horne, The Eastern Door) The Tetewatatia’takéhnhahs Purple Ribbon Walk took off at 6 p.m. last Saturday night (August 24)

The gas station Buddy Goodleaf built has passed on its generosity towards helping the community from one generation to the next.

The Native Women’s Shelter’s Spirit Walk fundraiser tomorrow is an annual event to help disadvantaged mothers and their children in healing. (Courtesy Native Women’s Shelter of Montreal)

Ronald Phillips is still waiting for an apology from Howick Elementary. (Courtesy Ronald Phillips) Racism: the one word that can instantly cause trouble and spark a movement.

Tanner Phillips is instructing a class of paramedics-in-training that includes sister Ashlan, and is a first of its kind in Kahnawake.

The competition is high for top skits at the Tetewatierónnion variety show with groups working hard to get laughs and create something with style and originality.