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Imperial Oil to ‘wind down’ Norman Wells operations later in 2026 – Cabin Radio

January 30, 2026 Imperial Oil says it will end operations at its Norman Wells facility, the heart of the Sahtu town’s economy, later this year. In a Friday statement posted…

First Nations in Alberta sounding alarm over foreign interference, MAGA support of province becoming 51st state – APTN News

Jan 30, 2026 Chiefs call on politicians ‘to respect treaty rights’ A 2026 referendum promised by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and recent comments from Trump officials about Alberta have the…

How northern communities can make bioenergy work – Cabin Radio

January 30, 2026 What do northern communities need to make bioenergy projects successful? That was a key question addressed during the Arctic Bioenergy Summit and Tour in Yellowknife earlier this…

Breakthrough Nation with Karen Restoule: Crystal Smith Series 2, Ep. 8 – MLI

January 30, 2026 Crystal Smith returns to Breakthrough Nation following her appearance in the podcast’s first series, this time as part of a focused conversation on her approach as an…

Feds commit funding to Indigenous-led study of rattlesnakes – Prince Albert Daily Herald

January 30, 2026 For a long time, killing rattlesnakes was just a part of life in British Columbia’s South Okanagan. Jenna Bower, member of Okanagan Syilx Nation and Osoyoos Indian…

Pangnirtung MLA voices concerns over proposed Iqaluit hydro project – CBC

Jan 30, 2026 Johnny Mike says Pangnirtung doesn’t support the project in its current location Nunavut Nukkiksautiit Corporation (NNC)’s proposed hydro project is facing some backlash in Pangnirtung. Over the past…

Land use will be British Columbia’s biggest issue in 2026 – Todayville

January 30, 2026 Tariffs may fade. The collision between reconciliation, property rights, and investment will not. British Columbia will talk about Donald Trump’s tariffs in 2026, and it will keep…

First Nations gain stake in N.S. and N.B. energy project – 101.5 The Hawk

Jan 29, 2026 Indigenous ownership in Atlantic Canada’s energy system is expanding. A new federal loan will help First Nations in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick buy into a major…

Three Sisters Indigenous Crafts Market to host Gi-Makwenmin – I remember you, Fashion Show and Market – Anishinabek News

January 30, 2026 TORONTO – The Three Sisters Indigenous Crafts Market will host the Gi-Makwenmin – I remember you, Fashion Show and Market pop-up market on Sunday, February 15, in…

Coastal First Nations hit back after pundits and politicians challenge its legitimacy in pipeline debate – MBC Radio

Jan 30, 2026 Disagreements over a proposal to build a pipeline to the BC coast has ignited a debate over who has the right to speak on behalf of First…

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