February 3, 2023 As First Nations of the North Pacific Coast, we have governed our territories for countless generations. Our lands and seas are among the richest and most productive…
Feb 3, 2023 Formulating regulations would be complicated, lengthy process, says committee president The Inuit Circumpolar Committee wants to see mandatory measures put in place to regulate underwater ship noise.…
02 Feb 2023 On January 30th, CHRA sent a letter to the federal government asking that they take stock of how they can make life fairer, more inclusive, and more…
February 2, 2023 In the final month of 2022, the Alberta government passed the so-called “Sovereignty” Act purporting to limit federal power and expand provincial jurisdiction within Alberta. First Nations…
Feb 03, 2023 The term “brain drain” refers to the effects of government policies, taxes or world events that cause highly skilled workers to leave their homes (cities, provinces or…
Feb 02, 2023 Crown-Indigenous Relations (CIRNAC) and Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) are trying to get ahead of criticism over their reported “failure” to spend billions of dollars earmarked in the…
Feb. 3, 2023 Canada says NORAD is tracking a surveillance balloon detected over the U.S., a Russian warfare expert discusses how he sees the conflict in Ukraine playing out, and…
Feb 02, 2023 AFN holding special chiefs assembly in April to conclude business overshadowed by controversy Some First Nations chiefs are calling for a different type of workplace investigation to…
Feb 02, 2023 On Jan. 28, a 10-year-old girl from a remote Cree community died in a house fire People in First Nations are 10 times more likely to die…
TORONTO — Canada’s largest school board will make a course on Indigenous texts its compulsory Grade 11 English credit in a bid to ensure students graduate with a greater understanding…