A Wake-Up Call from Treaty First Nations In recent weeks, Premier Danielle Smith’s government in Alberta has reignited national conversation over provincial sovereignty and the possibility of separation from Canada. While Smith has not explicitly endorsed secession, her introduction of

Another innovative feature for the One Nation software platform is on the way, furthering the sovereignty of the Samson Cree Nation, and we are proud to be part of it. One Nation in partnership with the Samson Cree Nation is

In today’s rapidly advancing digital world, data is often referred to as the new currency. It holds the power to shape decisions, drive innovation, and preserve histories. But when it comes to Indigenous communities, data isn’t just information—it’s a crucial

Food banks remain crucial in supporting individuals and families facing food insecurity across Canada and the U.S. However, they face persistent challenges, including rising demand, limited resources, accessibility barriers, and the stigma attached to seeking help. The reliance on food

Indigenous self-governance has deep roots in pre-colonial times when Indigenous peoples had their own systems of government, legal traditions, and social structures. These systems were disrupted by European colonization, which imposed foreign governance structures, including the Indian Act of 1876,

One Nation proudly welcomes Gitanyow Hereditary Chiefs, as our pilot partner for our innovative new project on digital membership and genealogy of a hereditary traditional government. One Nation understands the importance of First Nations being stewards of their own information, both