THE CANADIAN PRESS VICTORIA _ A Vancouver-based company and a Vancouver Island First Nation announced plans Tuesday to work together to build a liquefied natural gas plant on aboriginal-owned land…
Jul 7, 2014 THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA _ The Supreme Court of Canada is set to deliver its decision Friday on a challenge of the Ontario government’s right to permit industrial logging…
“We’re quite confident about its potential, and converting that potential into an economic reality” The mining company with the largest number of properties in Nunavik is gearing up for airborne…
Regina residents will have the last opportunity to see modern aboriginal art, music and culture collide at the MacKenzie Art Gallery this summer. Beat Nation: Art, Hip-hop and Aboriginal Culture…
EDMONTON – A new study by two Alberta First Nations and University of Manitoba scientists says there is a link between oilsands pollutants and higher levels of heavy metals in…
Jeannie Cranmer gets very excited talking about her job – and she should. She’s responsible for BC Hydro hiring 300 First Nations workers, as the crown corporation reaches out to…
Mike Harris, former premier of Ontario, is a senior business adviser at Fasken Martineau and a senior fellow at the Fraser Institute. Canada is a resource nation. In every region,…
The Supreme Court’s expansive view of aboriginal title has empowered aboriginals across the country, says the Tsilhqot’in Nation’s lead counsel who won the watershed judgment.Rejecting the narrow approach urged by…
Wal-Mart remained at No. 1 on the Fortune 500 this year and toppled Royal Dutch Shell to grab the Global 500 top spot. The retailer has ramped up its international…
It was a small beginning, but an important one, when Irving’s Halifax Shipyard and its subcontractor Flynn Canada Ltd. celebrated the inclusion of four young Mi’kmaq tradesmen in construction work…