Elizabeth May tells Nation to Nation that Imperial Oil should be charged
Elizabeth May says, “This is a crime and it comes under environmental racism.”
Alberta
‘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
Manslaughter trial of man accused of killing First Nations woman begins
Court hears how Billie Wynelle Johnson, 30 went missing on Christmas Eve.
Feds to provide bottled water, mental health services to First Nations dealing with tailings pond leak
The federal government is providing bottled water and mental health services to First Nations struggling…
Amber Tuccaro’s family still seeking answers on her disappearance and death
Amber Tuccaro’s family calls out RCMP for shoddy investigation – again.
Bison from Elk Island National Park transferred to First Nations and Métis communities
‘Federal government should supply training and infrastructure as a part of the bison transfer,’ said Alexis Nakota Sioux Chief.
‘Holeh, that was good’; Juno Awards celebrate Indigenous artists
Juno 2023 events kick off this weekend in Edmonton, Alta. where Indigenous artists were celebrated
Alberta watchdog to investigate allegations Prince George RCMP abused Indigenous girls
The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team has a poor reputation among Indigenous Peoples: First Nations advocate
While tailings pond leaked, Imperial Oil lobbied Alberta government on ‘cost-effective’ regulation
Environment and Climate Change minister calls situation ‘very worrisome”