Mar 03, 2026 3.1 million people are being kept in the dark about what this actually means for them British Columbians, particularly those in Vancouver, have learned that another agreement…
March 3, 2026 What’s happening on (and off) Parliament Hill, plus the news you need to start your day. Amid a lengthening list of unanswered questions over — and, in…
March 2, 2026 Plus, two staff joined AI Minister Evan Solomon’s office on Feb. 23. Northern and Arctic Affairs Minister Rebecca Chartrand , who’s also responsible for the Canadian Northern…
Mar 02, 2026 Nuclear regulator approved construction licence for the northern Saskatchewan mine on Feb. 19 Denison Mines Corp. is moving ahead with construction of a proposed uranium mine in…
March 2, 2026 When ancestry becomes a qualification, debate shifts from evidence to identity. The growing use of political terms such as “Indigenous” and “settler” is dividing Canadians along lines…
March 2, 2026 Rachel McAllister leverages strong leadership and communication to drive growth and performance with First Nations Finance Authority On any given day, Rachel McAllister, a chartered professional accountant…
March 2, 2026 Regulators have approved a final closure and reclamation plan for the NWT’s Diavik diamond mine, a moment described as a territorial and global first. Though Diavik is…
March 2, 2026 South Bow’s plan to revive KXL needs additional links in US Proposal leverages existing infrastructure in Canada Environmental, Indigenous opposition likely for South Bow’s pipeline expansion CALGARY,…
March 02, 2026 The blows keep coming for an increasingly beleaguered British Columbia. On the heels of a disastrous provincial budget that envisages a largely stagnant economy, historic deficits and…
Mar 1, 2026 A local Indigenous tech company is making waves in the tech industry, all while helping to ensure Indigenous Peoples are at the forefront of A.I. CyberCloud-AI is…