Supreme Court majority rules against federal impact assessment law
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled against the federal government’s impact assessment law on Friday,…
Alberta
People flood Winnipeg streets in a sea of orange during truth and reconciliation events
Ceremonies, memorial walks, and hide camps mark the day in communities across the country
Probing the past: residential school secrets and archival challenges
How do we balance privacy legislation with the public’s right to know?
Indigenous communities say they’ll enforce their jurisdiction over child welfare no matter Supreme Court decides
Some First Nations say they are prepared to continue enforcing their jurisdiction over child welfare…
First Nation tells Alberta energy regulator to ‘lawyer up’ after third-party report
New report shows outdated communication processes from the regulator
Edmonton police announce more arrests death of child on Samson Cree First Nation
Five people in total have now been charged in girl’s death
Outgoing president of the Métis Nation of Alberta says she faced a ‘man’s world’ when first elected
Audrey Poitras has been president of the Métis Nation of Alberta (MNA) since 1996 and…
Disputed bison hunt begins in northern Alberta
The hunt had been on hold since the 2017-18 season
‘People act like I was born into homelessness’: Edmonton residents talk about life in encampments
Living in unhoused encampments means a life between jurisdictions
