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Indigenous Tourism Alberta, Travel Alberta partner on multi-year deal – TravelPress

May 26, 2026 Indigenous Tourism Alberta (ITA) and Travel Alberta have unveiled details of a renewed four-year partnership, marking a bold next chapter for Indigenous tourism in Alberta. The partnership…

First Nations must play by same rules of transparency and accountability as other governments – Fraser Institute

May 26, 2026 Financial transparency is essential in any government to insure both honesty and efficiency in operation. To judge whether or not to support a government, voters must be…

Anishinaabe Nation opposes the Novador project on its ancestral territory – CityNews Montreal

May 26, 2026 Members of the Anishinaabe nation of Lac-Simon demanded and obtained, on Monday, the cessation of work at an open-pit mine in Abitibi-Témiscamingue. Members of the community went…

Indigenous defence procurement must be more than a policy line – Policy Options

May 26, 2026 Canada’s defence buildup needs Indigenous suppliers treated as long-term manufacturing partners, not procurement targets. Canada’s defence budget has never been larger. The federal government has committed $63…

Millbrook seeks lead developer for inland terminal – CBC

May 26, 2026 Partnership with logistics company ends, rail terminal still part of project Millbrook First Nation is looking for a lead developer to promote and oversee the buildout of…

Conservatives once again poised to force vote on non-binding call to drop federal fuel taxes until 2027 – iPolitics

May 26, 2026 What’s happening on (and off) Parliament Hill, plus the news you need to start your day. After failing to secure the support of any other party for…

Indigenous-led partnership helps Kitsaki Management scale through acquisition – BDC

May 25, 2026 When Kitsaki Management was created in Northern Saskatchewan in 1981, its purpose was clear: build economic capacity for the Lac La Ronge Indian Band and generate sustainable wealth for…

Financial ‘crisis’ at UN contributes to concerns the permanent forum on Indigenous issues could be eliminated – APTN News

May 25, 2026 UNPFII chair says the UN’s reform and financial issues impact forum’s capacity, scheduling and session times. The United Nations is experiencing its deepest financial difficulty in its…

Edmonton, Peace River team up to push province to change rules on derelict commercial properties – CBC

May 25, 2026 Defining what classifies as non-residential and derelict is complex, city report says The City of Edmonton is teaming up with the Town of Peace River, in northwestern…

How Indigenous rights are a major hurdle for Alberta secession – CTV News

May 25, 2026 EDMONTON — Political scientists say Indigenous treaty rights represent a significant legal hurdle for separatists in Alberta, and have brought the debate on secession in Canada into…

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