June 3, 2015 EDMONTON – Australian Aboriginal leaders in Alberta this week say Canadian First Nations need to keep pushing for change even as they celebrate the release of the…
Legislative committee scrutinizes budget hike, expenses, travel June 04, 2015 Nunavut Tourism’s budget has increased 70 per cent for this fiscal year — and members of the legislative assembly want…
OTTAWA – Some landmarks in the long and uneasy relationship between Canada and First Nations. June 2, 2015: Truth and Reconciliation Commission issues its final report. It says the survivors…
June 3, 2015 Xeni Gwet’in people see land-title win as way to right historic wrongs and move forward for all Tsilhqot’in Roger William knows something about victory through adversity. The…
June 3, 2015 PETERBOUROUGH, ON – The Truth and Reconciliation Commission wraps up its mandate this week in Ottawa. Yesterday, on June 2nd, the TRC formally presented its summary report,…
The B.C. government is launching a review of the health and safety laws that regulate mining in the province in the wake of last summer’s Mount Polley mine disaster. And,…
June 3, 2015 Shardae Fortier’s path to law school was riddled with challenges. On her mother’s side, she’s Ojibwe, part of Canada’s First Nations people – a population that statistically lags…
June 3, 2015 It’s about reaching an understanding It was for me anticlimactic, since the stories had been told so many times before. The horrors of the residential schools, and…
June 3, 2015 VICTORIA — A mining organization representing B.C. First Nations wants companies to bankroll an emergency fund that will cover the cost of disasters similar to last summer’s…
Ken S. Coates: We must not look to governments to achieve real and lasting reconciliation June 3, 2015 Residential schools have been held up — appropriately – as one of…