Project Reconciliation one of the Indigenous groups aiming to buy Trans Mountain pipeline, even as costs soar
Indigenous-led groups remain committed to pursuing ownership of the Trans Mountain pipeline, even as cost…
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Trudeau encouraged to reach out to Democratic Party in U.S. to talk Keystone XL pipeline
‘We believe that Justin Trudeau should be doing everything he can to encourage his friends in the Democratic Party’
B.C. water protector hopes Trudeau has change of heart when deciding on Trans Mountain pipeline today
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to announce his approval of the Trans Mountain expansion…
Rival Indigenous bidder for the Trans Mountain pipeline cautiously welcomed
The Canadian Press The British Columbia director for a First Nations consortium planning to buy a…
Canada to restart consultations with Indigenous groups on Trans Mountain
Canada announced Wednesday that it will not appeal a federal court’s recent ruling on the…
Trudeau says he won’t use ‘tricks’ to ram through pipeline construction
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is pouring cold water on Alberta’s suggestion that the federal government…
‘It’s going to be a hot Indian Summer’: Secwepemc Women Warriors call land defenders to B.C.
Members of the Secwepemc Women’s Warrior Society are calling land defenders and warriors to British Columbia, where prominent Secwepemc Ktunaxa land defender Kanahus Manuel was arrested Saturday morning while asserting Secwepemc title and rights and resisting the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project.
Mi’kmaq, Maliseet prepare to face Energy East project
First Nations in New Brunswick are gearing up for what could be one of Canada’s largest infrastructure projects.
Energy regulator ignores First Nations’ concerns
By Todd Lamirande APTN Investigates Two First Nations say the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) is…
