Federal Court of Appeal dismisses First Nations’ Trans Mountain pipeline expansion challenge
In a unanimous decision Tuesday, the Federal Court of Appeal has dismissed a challenge to…
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Indigenous opposition to pipeline shouldn’t outweigh others: Provinces
A lawyer for Trans Mountain Corp. defended the government’s consultation with Indigenous groups.
Jody Wilson-Raybould stands on a foundation of integrity: Algonquin Elder
Much ink has spilled on social media about the fiasco involving which office Jody Wilson-Raybould…
After UNDRIP, MMIWG commitments, attention turns to throne speech for hint of what comes next
When National Chief Perry Bellegarde took to the stage to address the delegation to close…
Manitoba First Nation seeking class action over long term boil water advisories
The Canadian Press A chief of a First Nation in Manitoba is proposing a class action…
‘Freedom Road’ makes world premiere in Winnipeg
More than 100 years ago land was expropriated from Shoal Lake 40 First Nation so…
‘We need a movement right now’: says NDP MP Leah Gazan
Leah Gazan is looking to bring the grassroots to the House of Commons. Clean air,…
‘Reconciliation is a political word that’s been co-opted’: says musician Jeremy Dutcher
Jeremy Dutcher loves performing and the platform he’s been provided over the past year. And…
‘Morally inappropriate’: How the Trudeau government is trying to get rid of Cindy Blackstock
Blackstock believes Trudeau is trying to cut her out the picture by seeking to have the Federal court dismiss the tribunal’s compensation order.