Proposed Chalk River nuclear dumpsite violates UNDRIP, says Algonquin chiefs
‘We never agreed to this and it continues to be operated on our unceded territory.’
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Wildfire season highlights the need for more emergency resources in remote Indigenous communities
‘You can’t be depending on people out there to defend your community’ says Athabasca Fort Chipewyan chief
Feds need to live up to farming promises in western numbered treaties: Cuthand
Cree columnist Doug Cuthand says the federal government isn’t living up to the numbered treaties…
Environment Canada announces investigation into leak at Imperial Oil’s Kearl tarsands site
The investigation will determine whether there are charges under the Fisheries Act.
Chief expects his First Nation will hit 30 years under boil water advisory
Twenty-eight years – that’s how long Neskantaga First Nation has been under a boil water…
First Nations, Métis leaders from Alberta speak about Kearl tar sands in Ottawa
First Nations Chief calls the Alberta Energy Regulator ‘a joke’ at committee meeting about Kearl tar sands incidents
Alberta regulator confirms potential tarsands toxins in small fish bearing lake
Alberta’s energy regulator has confirmed hazardous chemicals are present in a small lake after two…
Anger, fear and questions mark a meeting in Fort Chipewyan with Imperial Oil
Fort Chipewyan residents are still concerned about the effects of living upstream of a tar sands mine.
‘We are probably going to be the first oil sands environmental refugees’
Imperial Oil meeting does little to reassure residents about Kearl site tailings pond leak