Energy Watch: Who’s making the call on Northern Gateway? – bnn.ca
ANALYSIS: It was a bitterly cold December afternoon in Calgary when Canada’s National Energy Board recommended Northern Gateway be approved. The December 19th, 2013 decision, which came with 209 conditions,…
Awaiting ruling on Northern Gateway, Enbridge works to fix a dented … – The Globe and Mail
A critical federal ruling will decide the fate of the Northern Gateway project in the days ahead. But whatever the outcome, Enbridge Inc. has a long road ahead to rebuild the company’s…
Martin Aboriginal youth program expands – Wawatay News
Community members gathered to learn about the Aboriginal Youth Entrepreneurship Program (AYEP) coming to Sioux Lookout’s high school were given an assignment. They included First Nation entrepreneurs and student counsellors;…
Park board candidate Trish Kelly hopes to make aboriginal … – Straight.com
TRISH KELLY HOPES to become the first aboriginal person to sit on the Vancouver park board. The Strathcona resident, who is seeking a nomination from Vision Vancouver, told the Georgia Straight that, though…
Mine will impact lands and resources: Aroland First Nation – Daily Commercial News
A First Nation in Northern Ontario is opposing a proposal by Premier Gold for the construction of an open pit mine near Geraldton, as the company moves through the federal…
Academics lash out at proposed Manitoba legislation that would … – National Post
Legislation tabled by Manitoba’s New Democratic government has led to questions how far provinces should go in ensuring universities prepare graduates for the workplace. Bill 63, proposed in April by…
Protest halts Six Nations incinerator trial as waste crisis continues – CBC
Residents skeptical of Nova Scotian inventor’s 30-year-old machine A Six Nations community protest has stalled a band council effort to solve the reserve’s urgent waste crisis using an east coast…
Many small businesses aren’t ready for July 1 start to spam regulations: CFIB – CP
THE CANADIAN PRESS TORONTO _ Most small business owners aren’t ready for a new anti-spam law that will restrict how they communicate electronically with clients and prospects after July 1, a spokeswoman…
Kenney says Ottawa will go ahead with income splitting, despite critical report – CP
THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA _ Employment Minister Jason Kenney says the Harper government has no intention of backing away from its income splitting pledge, despite a new report concluding the…
Native Friendship Centre links candidates with jobs – NorthernLife.ca
Every year, hundreds of people walk through the doors at downtown Sudbury’s N’Swakamok Native Friendship Centre with the hope they can find meaningful employment. The centre offers a number of…
