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Prep Business Report – CP

The Toronto stock market closed lower yesterday amid pressure from the mining sector and mixed earnings reports from two of the big Canadian banks. Toronto’s S-and-P/T-S-X composite index dropped 47points,…

Former power deputy steps in as Hydro CEO – Vancouver Sun

Critics fear Jessica McDonald has been ‘flung in the deep end’ Jessica McDonald, the power deputy minister in former premier Gordon Campbell’s government, is stepping into the hot-seat position as…

Aboriginal entrepreneurship encouraged – Sault Star

This fall they will be in the classroom, but in a few years they could be running their own businesses and employing others. The Huron-Superior Catholic District School Board (HSCDSB)…

Tsawout gear up for Trans Mountain Pipeline hearing – Times Colonist

A small Island First Nation is conducting its own research into the impact of an oil spill and increased tanker traffic as it prepares to participate in the National Energy…

Prep Business Report – CP

The Toronto stock market closed lower yesterday amid pressure from the mining sector and mixed earnings reports from two of the big Canadian banks. Toronto’s S-and-P/T-S-X composite index dropped 47points,…

Kinder Morgan bombarded with 10,000 plus questions on Trans Mountain expansion – CP

VANCOUVER _ Kinder Morgan is asking for more time to respond to over 10,000 questions submitted to the National Energy Board about the proposed expansion of its Trans Mountain pipeline. The company…

First Nations group questions Site C Review Panel conclusion in … – Business in Vancouver

A study commissioned by the Treaty 8 Tribal Association is questioning the Site C Joint Review Panel’s recently announced conclusion that Site C would be “the least expensive of the alternatives” for…

Indigenous communities organize grassroots resistance to oil and gas corporations – McGill Daily

“I come with a lot of memory of facts of the industries that are threatening our lands, but also potential ideas to create something in their place, to create a…

AFN rejects Harper government’s education bill, calls for immediate injection of $1.9 billion – APTN

OTTAWA–The Assembly of First Nation called on the Harper government Tuesday to withdraw its First Nation education bill while also demanding the federal government immediately inject the $1.9 billion promised…

First Nations group questions Site C Review Panel conclusion in new study – Business in Vancouver

May 27, 2014 A study commissioned by the Treaty 8 Tribal Association is questioning the Site C Joint Review Panel’s recently announced conclusion that Site C would be “the least…

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