More First Nations under drinking water advisories
The number of First Nations under drinking water advisories has grown by nearly 40 per cent since 2006, the Liberals said Friday.
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“As long as there’s treaty people our treaty is alive”
It was the last day of hearings for the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline project in Edmonton.
"As long as there's treaty people our treaty is alive"
It was the last day of hearings for the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline project in Edmonton.
Blood Tribe members facing court over fracking protest
A judge has upheld criminal charges against three Blood Tribe members who took part in a protest against fracking.
Woodland caribou won't get federal protection: Kent
Federal Environment Minister Peter Kent won’t be issuing an emergency order to protect the woodland caribou despite a judge’s order that Kent should do so.
Woodland caribou won’t get federal protection: Kent
Federal Environment Minister Peter Kent won’t be issuing an emergency order to protect the woodland caribou despite a judge’s order that Kent should do so.
Recent spill raises concerns over doubling oil pipeline
By most accounts, it was a minor spill that was quickly contained.
Enbridge's First Nations backers remain a mystery
As public hearings continue to look into the potential impacts of Enbridge’s Northern Gateway pipeline project, the company’s executive vice-president says more and more bands are signing onto an equity agreement worth a 10 per cent stake in the project.
Enbridge’s First Nations backers remain a mystery
As public hearings continue to look into the potential impacts of Enbridge’s Northern Gateway pipeline project, the company’s executive vice-president says more and more bands are signing onto an equity agreement worth a 10 per cent stake in the project.