First Nation files lawsuit alleging Alberta’s Sovereignty Act infringes on way of life
It further alleges the Act negates the guarantees of livelihood and freedom that Treaty 6 was made to protect
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Committee links resource extraction to violence against Indigenous women and girls
‘The recommendations should be the bare minimum,’ says First Nations lawyer
‘They didn’t stop looking’; victim’s aunt praises landfill search for missing niece in 2014
The aunt of Courtney Johnstone has nothing but praise for the Grande Prairie RCMP and its search for her niece
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Demonstrators block Winnipeg landfill to demand search for more MMIWG
‘We promised them that if they did not shut it down, we would, and we are people of our word,’ said a protester
Tlingit community celebrating return of 140-year-old robe. Too bad they had to pay for it.
Members of the Taku River Tlingit First Nation are wondering why they have to foot the bill for a cultural item that was likely taken from their people in the 19th century
Photos of suspects in ‘racially motivated attack’ released by police
Black woman assaulted with bear spray in Edmonton
TC Energy expects cost of Coastal GasLink pipeline project to rise
The Calgary-based pipeline company said it is facing significant cost pressures in Western Canada related to labour costs and shortages, along with contractor underperformance and disputes.
After 10 years, Muskrat Falls has left ‘deep wounds’ in Newfoundland and Labrador
The project is years overdue and its costs have ballooned to $13.4 billion