London city hall briefs: Indigenous housing; green bins; restaurant patios – London Free Press
Jun 22, 2022 A collection of news and notes from city hall on Tuesday: Plans to create a year-round housing hub to serve Indigenous people struggling with homelessness earned praise…
First Peoples Law Report June 13-19, 2022 – First Peoples Law
On the east coast, Indigenous jurisdiction and child welfare were front and centre N.B. First Nation adopts ‘historic’ child welfare legislation | CBC News Wolastoqey leader, City of Fredericton show…
Indigenous sustainability protects Lake Nipissing – Anishinabek News
June 20, 2022 NORTH BAY— A firm stand on sustainability has Nipissing First Nation ensuring immemorial pickerel feasts on the shores of Lake Nipissing continue. Nipissing First Nation Chief Scott…
What are you celebrating on National Indigenous Day? – The Hill Times
June 20, 2022 I submit that we may celebrate. We honour the resolve of Indigenous leaders and communities who are continuing to fight the right to survive, to live, to thrive…
Alliance Pipeline invests $200000 for Sask Polytech Indigenous students – Discover Moose Jaw
Jun 17 2022 Alliance Pipeline was recognized on Thursday at the Saskatchewan Polytechnic Moose Jaw Campus for investing $200,000 into the school’s Indigenous Student Success Strategy. Alliance, which is a…
Define the Decade report sets the stage for Alberta prosperity over the next 10 years – U of Lethbridge News
June 16, 2022 University of Lethbridge political scientist Dr. Lars Hallström contributed to report from the Business Council of Alberta With the province of Alberta currently at a crossroads, the…
Iqaluit gets $600,000 from GN to offset water emergency costs – Nunatsiaq News
Jun 17, 2022 City had asked to recover $3.5M it spent while Iqaluit’s water was undrinkable from fuel contamination The City of Iqaluit has received $600,000 from the Department of…
First Nation documentary examines impacts of Williston reservoir – Energeticcity.ca
HUDSON’S HOPE, B.C. – For director Luke Gleeson, telling the story of his Tsay Keh Dene community and the impacts of the W.A.C Bennett Dam is of the utmost importance.…
Canada’s nuclear waste agency says it was scammed out of $300K meant for First Nation in Ontario – CBC
Jun 17, 2022 Most of the funds recovered, payment in full was made to Chippewas of Saugeen The agency in charge of Canada’s nuclear waste says an alleged cyber criminal posing…
Ottawa considers changes that would open door to more lending for First Nations – The Globe and Mail
The federal government says it is considering a parliamentary committee’s recommendation for Ottawa to work with First Nations agencies on a pilot project that would use financing raised on public…
