The Indian Act is getting in the way of progress Carolyn Bennett says. The federal Liberal Aboriginal Affairs critic and MP for Toronto-St. Paul’s thinks the act personifies colonialism and…
January 5, 2015 This year should be an interesting one in Indian Country. The past year saw a lot of issues go unresolved and others pursued, but 2015 will be…
Jan 05, 2015 Former provincial candidate supports Suzanne Shawbonquit for provincial nomination Sudbury New Democrat Paul Loewenberg has announced he’s taking a run at federal politics. And, he’s asking his…
January 5, 2015 Pipeline opponents have vacated Burnaby Mountain but are now camping out at the entrance to Kinder Morgan’s Westridge Marine Terminal. A handful of anti-pipeline activist have been…
Identifying Opportunity, Placing Risk: Coverage Initiated on Ply Gem, PolyOne, Polypore, POSCO and Potash Corp. Editor Note: For more information about this release, please scroll to bottom. January 05, 2015…
December 19, 2014 With the help of a nearly $49 million investment from the provincial and federal governments, remote First Nations communities throughout mid-Vancouver Island can expect high-speed Internet in…
December 18, 2014 Several Manitoba First Nations still haven’t complied with financial transparency act Nine First Nations in Manitoba, several of them in the north, have yet to comply with…
Dec. 18 2014 Two First Nations are seeking a judicial review of a provincial regulator’s decision to approve a TransCanada Corp. pipeline project, alleging that they weren’t adequately consulted. The…
December 18, 2014 From his front row seat in the council chambers, Robert Joseph watched and listened to a historic ceremonial event at city hall Tuesday that left him proud…
Dec. 19 2014 In a six-week series of interviews, Canadians with a variety of experiences discuss the major challenges our country is facing and how best to address them. This…