Carver’s descendants restore historic totem pole
A historic totem police which once stood outside an Edmonton office that suffered weathering and erosion has now fully been restored by the grandson and great-grandson of the original carver.
Alberta
Teen pregnancy a tough road to travel
An Alberta non-profit organization that supports teen parents has wrapped up their third-annual diaper drive.
Governing Conservatives ‘don’t know’ tar sands ‘impact’ on water, caribou, forests: watchdog
The federal Conservative government has a weak grasp of the tar sands’ environmental impact, according to the federal environmental watchdog.
‘Hypocritical’ Greenpeace ‘use’ of Aboriginal people ‘problematic:’ Senator Brazeau
reenpeace is using Aboriginal people for the organization’s own aims in their fight against the tar sands, according to Conservative Senator Patrick Brazeau.
Tantoo Cardinal: Keystone XL is “creating a sickness”
APTN National News Actress Tantoo Cardinal joins APTN National News anchor Michael Hutchinson to discuss…
‘As I pray in the morning I cry, because some of our younger generation is lost’
he people of the four First Nations around Hobbema, Alta., have held a peaceful protest calling for an end to the gang bloodshed rampant in their community.
Alberta PC candidate Morton: Metis can’t ‘have their cake and eat it too’
One of the front runners for the leadership of the Alberta Progressive Conservatives used a covert email address to avoid public scrutiny.
Samson Cree Nation wants gang members booted
Leaders on the Samson Cree Nation in Alberta are struggling with a resurgence of gun violence in their community that has taken yet another life.
Fears surface Samson Cree chief’s family may be targeted by gangs
There are fears on the Samson Cree First Nation in Alberta that the chief’s family is being targeted by gangs.
