While politicians argue, First Nations are growing B.C.’s economy by protecting the environment – The Narwhal
Jan. 28, 2026 Job creation, tax revenue, small business support: why don’t politicians value the economic benefits of environmental protection? The latest power struggle over the future of the Canadian…
Here’s Why Indigenous Reconciliation Is Under Attack – The Tyee
Jan 28, 2026 And what we can do to stop the backsliding. Over the last decade, Canada has positioned itself as a leader in pursuing reconciliation with its Indigenous Peoples.…
Métis Nation must be partners in developing artificial intelligence – Policy Options
January 28, 2026 To prevent AI bias from distorting Métis history and culture, Métis must be involved in how data is used, interpreted and regulated. Artificial intelligence has become ingrained…
Canadian, US First Nations defend caribou habitat from Trump’s Arctic oil plans – Canada’s National Observer
January 28, 2026 Pauline Frost grew up without running water, flush toilets, roads or television in Old Crow, Yukon, about 800 kilometres north of Whitehorse. Residents, mainly members of the…
Housing is reconciliation: why Canada must prioritize Indigenous housing – The Hill Times
January 28, 2026 Housing is deeply interconnected with health outcomes, community safety, and economic participation. Canada’s housing crisis is no longer a looming threat; it is a lived reality for…
Main and Carney talk Arctic security – Nunatsiaq News
Jan 28, 2026 Nunavut premier, cabinet in Ottawa for meetings with prime minister, senator Nunavut Premier John Main and Primer Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday ahead of a scheduled meeting…
Wiikwemkoong buys Edmonton commercial property for $65 million – Anishinabek News
January 28, 2026 WIIKWEMKOONG UNCEDED TERRITORY – A bold step could potentially become a precedent-setting move for First Nations. At a news conference on Jan. 23, it was announced that…
Why Inuit Hold the Keys to the Arctic’s Future – The Tyee
Donald Trump may want Greenland. Expert Michael Byers says Indigenous people will determine who governs the North. Canada’s hold on its Arctic territories depends on Inuit and can be bolstered…
Federal spending on Indigenous Canadians is about to soar due to 300,000 potential new registrants – Todayville
2025 ended with the country overlooking the most wide-reaching potential change to come to Indigenous law in 40 years. The question of who can be registered as a legal “Indian,”…
Carney set to meet with Eby, Smith as premiers descend on Ottawa ahead of First Ministers’ meet-up – iPolitics
January 28th, 2026 What’s happening on (and off) Parliament Hill, plus the news you need to start your day. With just one day to go before Prime Minister Mark Carney…
