Lawyers commissioned by Sen. Charlie Watt study Canada’s UNCLOS bids The federal government must respect any Inuit rights that might overlap with Canada’s offshore sovereignty claims, two lawyers commissioned by…
Doing business in British Columbia is particularly challenging because of the province’s reputation as a hotbed of environmental and aboriginal activism. John Winter worries it could get worse, threatening $90-billion…
When Deanna Hamilton returned to her British Columbia aboriginal reserve after taking early retirement, she found herself revisiting a mystery she had encountered as a child. Unlike her reserve, the…
Centre to roll out heavy equipment operator training next RANKIN INLET — “It’s a small building, but it’s very powerful,” says Sandy Napier as he pushes open a door leading…
Opponents of Enbridge’s Northern Gateway project spent the day after its conditional approval from Ottawa waging war on several fronts, using civil disobedience, legal action, and persuasion to further the…
The three-day Aboriginal Cultural Festival taking place in downtown Victoria this weekend is highlighting a thriving tourism industry in B.C., say organizers. B.C. is likely “leading the world” in aboriginal…
The Toronto stock market is at an all-time high after signs that the U-S Federal Reserve likely won’t move on interest rates until 2015. Toronto’s S-and-P/T-S-X composite index added 53…
First Aboriginal Business Match in Saskatchewan The first Aboriginal Business Match (ABM) in Saskatchewan is bringing together aboriginal communities and the private sector in Saskatoon.The ABM show will house seminars…
There’s no debate over the Northern Gateway pipeline. There’s been plenty of talk – much of it impassioned, some of it belligerent – but in the dictionary sense of the…
Kinder Morgan is keeping an eye on Enbridge’s newly approved Northern Gateway Project, but the company says it will focus on its own plans to twin the Trans Mountain pipeline. “Trans Mountain…