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Ontario Expands First Nations Ownership in East-West Tie Transmission Line – Wawa-news.com

As part of its plan to protect Ontario and build a stronger, more reliable electricity system, the government is welcoming increased First Nations ownership of the East-West Tie (EWT) Transmission…

Carney heads to Toronto to announce plan to ‘combat antisemitism and hate’ across Canada – iPolitics

June 1, 2026 What’s happening on (and off) Parliament Hill, plus the news you need to start your day. Carney’s remarks, which will be delivered at an undisclosed venue, “will…

Sask. pursuing nuclear power for energy security – 620 CKRM

May 29, 2026 SASKATOON — Crown Investments Corp. Minister Jeremy Harrison says nuclear power is a realistic and pragmatic path for meeting Saskatchewan’s growing energy needs and strengthening the province’s…

B.C. sport fishers brace for reconciliation-based salmon policy changes – Business in Vancouver

May 28, 2026 The Department of Fisheries and Oceans is set to alter its Salmon Allocation Policy to incorporate First Nations commercial fishing rights B.C.’s recreational fishing industry lures thousands…

Municipalities, First Nations and Métis Nation contributed thousands to Sask. political parties – MBC Radio

May 29, 2026 Several Saskatchewan municipalities and First Nations made political contributions to the province’s governing party in 2025, according to finance disclosures from Elections Saskatchewan. The Saskatchewan Party reported…

CBTU releases plan for Indigenous reconciliation, engagement – Link2Build

May 29, 2026 Canada’s Building Trades Unions (CBTU) has released a plan to advance Indigenous participation, leadership, and economic opportunity across the unionized construction sector. The Indigenous Reconciliation Action Plan…

BC LNG to Germany? How? And at what cost? – FNNGA

May 27, 2026 If Germany buys LNG from the Ksi Lisims LNG project in BC, as proposed, how would the LNG actually get there? We have come to see Asia…

Developments in state attribution, governance, and Indigenous self-determination in mining investment disputes – McCarthy Tétrault

May 28, 2026 Key takeaways Mining investment disputes increasingly sit at the intersection of Indigenous rights, State regulation, and investor protection. Tribunals are scrutinizing State conduct through the lens of…

Conservatives call on government to ‘reject the streaming tax increase’ as Carney makes the rounds in NYC – iPolitics

May 28, 2026 What’s happening on (and off) Parliament Hill, plus the news you need to start your day. After touching down in New York City yesterday afternoon, Prime Minister…

First Nations draw line around Alberta separation – Westmount Magazine

May 27, 2026 Alberta’s latest push for a separation referendum has just collided with a hard legal and moral boundary: First Nations treaty rights. On May 12, Justice Shaina Leonard…

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