Jan 6, 2026 CLINTON, B.C. — A First Nation north of the Village of Clinton has signed a pair of agreements with an energy delivery company that has a proposed…
Jan 6, 2026 A First Nation in northwestern Alberta is suing the provincial government ahead of an anticipated separation referendum, claiming it “conspired” to pave the way for the controversial…
Jan 6, 2026 A decision last summer by a British Columbia court to recognize an Indigenous title claim on the lower Fraser River and in the city of Richmond has…
January 6, 2026 In Rankin Inlet, Nunavut, it’s not unusual to hear the whir of a snowmachine heading out toward the water or see someone hauling supplies into a workshop…
January 6, 2026 This story was originally published by Grist and appears here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration A new study published this month in the journal Environmental…
National news included a look ahead to 2026, residential school denialism, clean water legislation, child welfare reform, and National Ribbon Skirt Day Some of 2025’s big stories in Indigenous politics could heat up in 2026 | CBC News…
Jan 6, 2026 Location, location, location: Greenland’s position above the Arctic Circle makes the world’s largest island a key part of security strategy. But for whom? Increasing international tensions, global…
Jan 06, 2026 Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation says separation would violate treaty rights Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation (SLCN) is suing the Alberta government over its actions that it says allowed…
Jan 06, 2026 The Ring of Fire project does not depend on the Anishinabek giving ‘free, prior and informed consent,’ lawyer says The Anishinabek have no “inherent rights.” No one does. There are…
January 6, 2026 New Brunswick has signed a deal with the federal government meant to speed up the development of major projects, but critics say the new approach threatens to…