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November 19, 2013 On Saturday afternoon, thousands of people gathered in Vancouver to protest the proposed Enbridge pipeline. Social activist group Defend Our Climate organized the event, which started around…
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National Day of Action Against Pipelines in Oka Park NOVEMBER 19TH, 2013 “We thank the Creator for the four winds: east, west, north, and south – for giving us clean…
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November 19, 2013 VANCOUVER – The Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency is reviewing a complaint from the company proposing a $1.5-billion mine in British Columbia’s Interior that a mistake was made…
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November 19, 2013 Sept. 6th letter confirms $200 honorarium for elders rumour REXTON, NEW BRUNSWICK – A letter on Assembly of First Nation Chiefs of New Brunswick (AFNCNB) letterhead, date…
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NOVEMBER 19, 2013 FREDERICTON – The chief of the Elsipogtog First Nation says the fight to halt shale gas exploration in New Brunswick will go on despite a court ruling…
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New Brunswick judge rejects application from Elsipogtog First Nation for injunction to stop shale gas testing 18/11/13 FREDERICTON — A judge in New Brunswick has dismissed an application from the…
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The Muskowekwan must overcome a lack of investor confidence and a tough financing environment if they are to get their project up and running. Monday , 18 Nov 2013 Saskatchewan’s…
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Canadian mining industry needs more women, aboriginals, immigrants, says Iron Ore exec Zoë Yujnovich has a challenge for the Canadian mining industry: diversify. Nov 18 2013 OTTAWA—Zoë Yujnovich has a…
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November 18, 2013 Through the RCMP’s Aboriginal Pre Cadet Training Program, aboriginal youth not only participant in training at the RCMP’s Training Academy (Depot) for three weeks but they also…
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November 18, 2013 A new partnership between two First Nation communities has garnered attention in its ability to curb both unemployment and crime on Alberta’s largest reserve. The Blood Tribe…
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