Not all Canadians were equal at First World War recruiting stations – Times Colonist
VANCOUVER – Refurbishments are underway on a First World War cenotaph in Vancouver’s Stanley Park honouring Japanese-Canadian soldiers — a memorial that stands as both a testament to their patriotism…
B.C. First Nation, privacy commissioner issue notice to Imperial Metals – CP
Source: The Canadian Press Aug 14, 2014 20:45 VICTORIA _ A British Columbia First Nation has issued an eviction notice to Imperial Metals Corp. (TSX:III), the second such ejection aimed at the battered firm that was behind…
100 Fastest-Growing Companies – Fortune
In 2006 after being fed up with significant property insurance price hikes caused by devastating storms in Florida, four men started a property and casualty insurance company. In the eight…
Google Street View maps Nunavut national parks – Nunatsiaq News
“We really had a sense, as we were capturing images, that we were taking people — friends and family — along on the trip with us” Google Street View is…
Band backs BC First Nation chief who made $914219 – The Globe and Mail
Aug. 13 2014 Opposition to a B.C. chief who was paid almost $1-million last year has virtually dried up, says a band member who had been publicly demanding Ron Giesbrecht’s…
Most NL First Nations politicians make less than MHA backbenchers – The Telegram
Audited financial statements shed new light on aboriginal finances in the province August 13, 2014 Chief Mi’sel Joe gets paid $100 per month as chief of the Miawpukek First Nation…
Heating up – Oilweek Magazine
2014-Aug-13 The oilsands sector has been under siege from environmentalists, some liberal-leaning politicians, aboriginals and others, but there are few who debate the economic benefits flowing to Alberta and Canada…
Teens get crash course in business – 650 CKOM
Learn how to network, pitch, and produce commercials Aug 13, 2014 Some teenage Aboriginal business hopefuls are getting a crash course at First Nations University this week. “It’s giving them…
First Nation signs deal for six run-of-river power projects – Vancouver Sun
Arrangement dependent on securing power-purchase agreements with BC Hydro AUGUST 13, 2014 The landscape above Harrison Lake in the eastern Fraser Valley is cut by narrow mountain valleys with steeply-falling…
Gahcho Kué diamond project secures land use permit in Canada – Energy Business Review
13 August 2014 The Mackenzie Valley Land and Water Board (MVLWB) has issued Type A land use permit to De Beers Canada and Mountain Province Diamonds for their proposed the…
