Tsilhqot’in First Nation Government enacted first law – CBC
Mar 23, 2015 The Tsilhqot’in National Government has written its first law. It’s a declaration of sovereignty. It applies to a large part of the Chilcotin included in last year’s historic…
No hunting, no fishing, no trapping: no deal – Business in Vancouver
March 24, 2015 Treaty 8 infringement claim could halt Site C, natural gas activities in B.C.’s northeast When the ancestors of the Blueberry River First Nation near Fort St. John…
Saskatchewan Future 40 2015 – CBC
Thank you for all of the inspiring nominations received during this year’s #CBCFuture40 campaign! Nominations are now closed. Winners are revealed daily right here and on CBC Radio One’s Saskatoon…
British Columbia’s biggest real estate deal in 2014 did not involve a … – Business in Vancouver
British Columbia’s biggest real estate deal in 2014 did not involve a land sale Ivanhoé Cambridge sinks $750m into Tsawwassen First Nation mall A landmark agreement between Canada’s second-largest pension…
No changes to Snuneymuxw First Nation’s stance on Colliery dams – Nanaimo News
Mar 23, 2015 The Snuneymuxw has never dictated to the city what it must do to remediate the Colliery dams, according to Chief John Wesley, who says the whole process…
The viability of remote First Nations communities – Net Newsledger
March 4, 2015 THUNDER BAY – This series of articles on the future viability of remote First Nations communities began with our piece on the importance of education as a…
Rare artifact at Sisson mine site dates back 8500 years – CBC
Disappearance of 2 other artifacts leaves First Nations leader feeling ‘guidelines are too loose’ Mar 24, 2015 Archaeologists have recovered hundreds of artifacts at the site of the proposed Sisson…
First Nations taken aback as George Abbott vetoed for treaty chief – Times Colonist
March 20, 2015 The B.C. government faced intense criticism Friday for vetoing plans to appoint former Liberal cabinet minister George Abbott as chief of the B.C. Treaty Commission. The First…
Doing business with the bear – Canadian Lawyer Magazine
March 23, 2015 When Canada introduced its first sanctions against Russia, back in March of 2014, it was the big players like Bombardier and Kinross Gold that landed on the…
New chief hopes to end Native Council’s divided membership – The Guardian
March 23, 2015 The newly elected chief of the P.E.I. Native Council is hoping to end a divided membership and build the organization back up again. Lisa Cooper was elected…
