The Toronto stock market closed higher as traders hoped a strong report from the American financial sector indicated another upbeat earnings season from North American corporations. The S&P/TSX composite index…
Oil workers go weeks without work, pay in Manitoba’s soggy oilfields Wet weather and flooding in Manitoba is hitting the oil industry hard. Much of the province’s oil patch is…
First Nations leaders will determine the election date for AFN national chief at the organization’s general assembly in Halifax this week, but several other pressing matters will be on the…
Low profits have forced the Fort McKay First Nation to cancel their expected dividends until the band can dig itself out of debt. Since 2001, band members have received a…
Aboriginal communities cannot always look to the federal government to protect their rights, after the Supreme Court ruled that the provinces have the power to oversee development of aboriginal lands by outside…
The District of Hudson’s Hope wants Premier Christy Clarkto send the proposed Site C dam to the British Columbia Utilities Commission to see if it’s needed and affordable by taxpayers. “Before…
THE CANADIAN PRESS VANCOUVER _ British Columbia First Nations are wasting no time in enforcing their claim on traditional lands in light of a landmark Supreme Court of Canada decision…
THE CANADIAN PRESS EEYOU ISTCHEE JAMES BAY, Que. _ Liberal Premier Philippe Couillard trumpeted Quebec’s reinvigorated northern development plan Thursday during a ground-breaking ceremony for province’s first diamond mine, a…
THE CANADIAN PRESS IQALUIT, Nunavut _ Western provinces have a genuine, pressing need for skilled labour and the federal government’s recent overhaul of its temporary foreign worker program goes too…
EEYOU ISTCHEE BAIE-JAMES, Que. _ Quebec’s first diamond mine is officially opening today. Stornoway Diamond Corp. is developing the site, the province’s first such diamond mining operation. Quebec Premier Philippe…