National News First Nations sign ‘historic’ plan to save caribou By Danielle Rochette Oct 17, 2017 Seven Indigenous Nations from Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador signed an “historic” agreement Tuesday on the management of the caribou herd that straddles both provinces. Report an Error Tell us your Story Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Your Name *Your Email Address *Details *CommentSubmit Report Tags: Caribou herd, Featured, george river, Leaf River, management plan, Ungava Peninsula Continue Reading ‘This is not what I walked across Canada for’ tensions rise at natio... Julie Nagam and Jaimie Issac: Providing a powerful platform for insurgence and r... Author(s) Danielle Rochette [email protected] 2 thoughts on “First Nations sign ‘historic’ plan to save caribou” Long overdue lets see if it last great signing George River herd down by almost 90 % before something is done. Long overdue for sure. Comments are closed. More Stories Catholic Church hints at legal action, human rights compla... 8 hours ago By Trevor Wright ‘The Gold Rush is over’: First Nations chiefs celebrat... 10 hours ago By Local Journalism Initiative Face to Face Author Michael Hutchinson wants to educate youth on First ... 1 day ago By Dennis Ward Nisga’a Nation hosts First Nations youth in one of t... 1 day ago By Lee Wilson New battery plant will pave over important wetlands says M... 1 day ago By Marisela Amador Algonquin nation in Quebec says it’s in crisis and i... 1 day ago By Kerry Slack
Long overdue lets see if it last great signing
George River herd down by almost 90 % before something is done. Long overdue for sure.