Alberta flooding devastates Siksika Nation
More than 1,000 people are without homes as flooding continues to ravage the Siksika Nation in southern Alberta.
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B.C. rejects Northern Gateway tar sands pipeline
The British Columbia government has rejected the proposed Northern Gateway Pipeline, which plans to ship Alberta mined bitumen to the West Coast for shipping to Asian markets, over environmental concerns.
Idle No More challenges Alberta's water market plans
Protestors took to the streets of Edmonton recently to speak out against what they are calling a national crisis.
Saddle Lake Cree Nation man says RCMP trashed sweatlodge during futile search for drugs
A traditional man in northern Alberta is claiming the RCMP tore apart his sweatlodge, accusing him of being a drug dealer.
Harper government's First Nations water bill would leave Tsuu T'ina Nation high and dry in midst of Alberta water crisis: councillor
The Tsuu T’ina Nation says a First Nations water bill proposed by the Harper government would leave its people parched in the midst a major water shortage crunch.
Special: APTN sits down with the president of Northern Gateway Pipelines – Part 1
APTN National News The president of the Northern Gateway Pipelines has been busy meeting with…
Alberta considering heading north with oil
The Alberta government is running out of options to get their oil to foreign markets.
Supreme Court loss pushes Athabasca Chipewyan FN towards Sovereignty Summer campaign
The chief of an Alberta First Nations battling a tar sands expansion on its territory says he is considering joining Idle No More’s call for a “Sovereignty Summer” campaign after the Supreme Court of Canada dismissed its case.
Indigenous Miss Canada hopeful has eye on top prize
A First Nation woman from Edmonton is hoping to take the top prize at the Miss World Canada pageant.
