5 things to know for Thursday, September 1, 2022 – CTV
Health officials will make an announcement on the Omicron-specific COVID-19 vaccine, a Canadian spy is accused of smuggling a 15-year-old into Syria in 2015, and what newly filed legal briefings…
Nova Scotia is St Barbara’s ‘black cat’ – Halifax Examiner
Sept. 1, 2022 After it reported $144 million in losses, the Australian mining company’s share price dropped 70%. Its board chair is blaming First Nations and Canadian regulators. Things are…
New manufacturing plant to create sustainable economic growth for Alberta First Nation – CBC
Sep 01, 2022 Alexander Valve and Supply opened Aug. 26 in community northwest of Edmonton A new manufacturing plant owned by the Alexander First Nation, near Edmonton, aims to create…
TSX Today: What to Watch for in Stocks on Thursday, September 1 – MSN
Canadian stocks continued to fall for the fourth consecutive session on Wednesday, marking its longest losing streak in over six weeks. The TSX Composite Index shed 182 points, or 0.9%,…
Justice O’Bonsawin and the Supreme Court of Canada – First Peoples Law
August 31, 2022 Decolonization creates complicated challenges for Indigenous people. When they insist on fundamental change, they are often accused of being unrealistic. When they accept incremental change, small and…
Solar panels installed in all Nunatsiavut towns as Inuit government eyes energy independence – CBC
Aug 31, 2022 Small solar systems will power community centres, with more being planned Solar panels now face the sky in every Nunatsiavut community, as the region’s Inuit government works…
Federal and Ontario governments settle decades-long flooding claim with First Nation – The Globe and Mail
More than a century after a small First Nation in Northwestern Ontario was flooded by a dam on the Rainy River, the community has reached an $84-million land claim settlement…
How the government took over First Nations’ finances. And made things worse. – CityNews Ottawa
It’s called the Default Prevention and Management Policy. It’s called the Default Prevention and Management Policy. And for decades it was used to take control of budgets and finances away…
5 things to know for Wednesday, August 31, 2022 – CTV
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will perform a small cabinet shuffle, Saskatchewan RCMP are investigating after a boy allegedly suffered a seizure during a Bible camp exorcism, and new guidelines for…
B.C. First Nations appeal ruling on Rio Tinto dam – The Narwhal
Aug. 30, 2022 Saik’uz and Stellat’en First Nations have been fighting for the health of the watershed for over a decade. A dam operated by Rio Tinto Alcan and regulated…
