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One arrested at Maritimes Energy protest in Halifax – The Chronicle Herald.ca

March 31, 2014 One person was arrested after a crowd of protesters descended on a Halifax hotel and disrupted an energy industry event early Monday. About 150 participants at the…

Northwest Territories devolution officially takes hold – CBC.ca

April 01, 2014 The Northwest Territories is gaining new province-like powers today. Until now, the federal government has held on to decision-making power over lands, water and resources. Premier Bob McLeod…

Renewable energy helps people of Dehcho Region reclaim their power – Pembina

March 31, 2014 Kakisa is a small community in the Dehcho Region of the Northwest Territories (NWT) that is surrounded by natural beauty. Protecting the environment and using renewable energy…

Literacy funding slashed – Prince George Citizen

April 1, 2014 Literacy programs are at risk in Prince George due to funding cuts from the Ministry of Education. “We found out last week. We didn’t sense this coming,”…

Indigenous elders condemn Northern Rivers gas exploration – ABC Local

Aboriginal elders on the New South Wales north coast have met to make their objection to the gas industry clear. 1 April, 2014 Githabul Nation Aboriginal Corporation announced in February…

Clark presents LNG plan in Ottawa with delegation – The Globe and Mail

Mar. 31 2014 The federal and B.C. governments have reached an accord on skills training and immigration that Premier Christy Clark says will help spur development of LNG plants in…

Christy Clark says B.C. can rival Alberta as energy exporter with LNG to Asia – CP

Source: The Canadian Press Mar 31, 2014 16:35 OTTAWA _ Premier Christy Clark is projecting British Columbia will rival energy giant Alberta in terms of “contribution to Canada” once the province starts exporting liquefied…

NOMA vice president champions pipeline project – Daily Miner

March 31, 2014 Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association (NOMA) vice president Iain Angus came out in support of the TransCanada Pipelines Energy East Project at the Ontario Energy Board public consultation…

First Nation roll the dice on new Estevan casino – Regina Leader-Post

March 31, 2014 SASKATOON — First Nations officials hoping to build a casino, hotel and convention centre in Lloydminster are placing another bet in southern Saskatchewan. Little Pine First Nation…

Funding boost for native programs – Brantford Expositor

March 30, 2014 The province has announced that it’s spending $6.5 million to double financial support for three health promotion programs run by native organizations, including one with a Brantford…

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