Alberta, feds sign final agreement for major project reviews – ReNew Canada
April 6, 2026 Alberta and Canada have signed the Cooperation Agreement on Environmental and Impact Assessment, completing the process launched last month when both governments reached an agreement-in-principle and released…
City seeking public input as it seeks to improve Indigenous relations – Brantford Expositor
Apr 06, 2026 A public information campaign to support ongoing truth and reconciliation efforts has been launched by Brantford. Brantford residents have an opportunity to contribute to the city’s ongoing…
First Nations leaders promise a fight as they meet with B.C. Premier David Eby to defend DRIPA – APTN News
Apr 02, 2026 Invoking the name of the man who stopped the Meech Lake Accord, a First Nations leader from B.C. says he is prepared to fight for DRIPA when…
Indigenous land deals could mark the end of property rights in BC – FCPP
April 2, 2026 Senior Fellow Brian Giesbrecht warns modern Indigenous land deals in B.C. risk undermining property rights by granting expansive title and development authority. As courts expand obligations, uncertainty…
An ‘awful’ year for reconciliation as B.C. moves to change historic Indigenous Rights law – The Narwhal
April 2, 2026 Once celebrated, B.C.’s Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act is now facing rushed amendments — with some warning the province is trying to sidestep accountability…
With Nunavut devolution 1 year away, what’s happening? – Penticton Herald
Apr 02, 2026 Federal and territorial leaders have many ways to describe how big of a deal Nunavut devolution is. It’s an “historic moment” and the signal of a “new…
Progress, pushback and Indigenous rights – David Suzuki Foundation
April 2, 2026 By David Suzuki with contributions from Boreal Project Manager Rachel Plotkin In Canada, progress on social and ecological justice often faces roadblocks. When women got the right…
Charbonneau – Relations with First Nations sour in British Columbia – ArmchairMayor.ca
April 2, 2026 A FLAWED COURT DECISION has left British Columbians wondering about reconciliation with First Nations. The Cowichan decision leaves a sense of betrayal. Until recently, I thought that…
Premier Eby says changing DRIPA is ‘non-negotiable’ and will be pushed into law – Business in Vancouver
April 2, 2026 VICTORIA — Changing British Columbia’s Declaration on the Rights of Aboriginal Peoples Act is “non-negotiable” and it will be pushed into law, Premier David Eby said on…
If court halts separatists’ referendum bid, they’ll push Danielle Smith to approve it anyway – CBC
Apr 02, 2026 Petition drive threatens First Nations’ treaty rights, according to injunction application to be heard April 7 Alberta separatists aren’t just enthused by the fact they have apparently…
