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LNG Project Comes with Financial Risks for First Nations: Report – The Tyee

August 1, 2025 Drawbacks for the Prince Rupert initiative outweigh benefits for environment and investor, says Yellowhead Institute. A long-delayed and controversial liquefied natural gas pipeline and export terminal in…

Indigenous-owned accounting firm navigates complex terrain – The Globe And Mail

Dan Richard’s original plan was to become a doctor, but after one semester of university he realized science was not his calling. Math, on the other hand, had always come…

Glooscap First Nation in Nova Scotia to launch seafood market this year – CTV News

July 31, 2025 GLOOSCAP LANDING, N.S. — The investment arm of Glooscap First Nation in Nova Scotia is launching a seafood market with local products caught and processed by its…

Newsletter – Join us to help shape the Ombudsman’s Indigenous Services Plan – Ontario Ombudsman

July 31, 2025 In his latest Annual Report, Ombudsman Paul Dubé highlighted our commitment to the co-development of an Indigenous Services Plan with Indigenous partners. We are excited to take…

Do “Nation Building Projects” Depend on Indigenous Consent? – McMillan LLP

July 29, 2025 There has been a great deal of media attention to the federal government’s recent passage of Bill C-5 – the Building Canada Act – intended to expedite…

A transformational moment’: Caldwell First Nation becomes part-owner of transmission line – CBC

Jul 31, 2025 The announcement comes as the First Nation prepares to celebrate its first powwow on its new reserve lands Caldwell First Nation’s recent purchase of an equity stake…

Carney set to remain off the public radar as clock ticks down to Aug. 1 tariff deadline – iPolitics

July 31st, 2025 What’s happening on (and off) Parliament Hill, plus the news you need to start your day. After emerging from a virtual cabinet huddle yesterday evening to announce…

Ottawa challenged on BC salmon aquaculture – Resource Works

July 29, 2025 A new study challenges Ottawa’s plan to ban ocean-based salmon farms—putting science, Indigenous rights, and rural livelihoods at the centre of the conversation. An important new study…

Shipping company charged after tanker reported in Nunavut wildlife area – Nunatsiaq News

Jul 30, 2025 Transport Desgagnés Inc. faces 4 charges under federal Wildlife Act Transport Desgagnés Inc., one of the major shipping companies serving Nunavut, is facing four charges under the…

Doug Ford wears it, Russ refuses it… why gifts of beaded medallions are sparking debate – CBC

Jul 30, 2025 Some wonder if non-Indigenous celebrities understand the significance of beadwork Beading a medallion is meticulous work and can take days for even skilled beaders to complete, so when non-Indigenous people…

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