First Nations pitch energy corridor to power infrastructure, jobs
The proposed project would power, among other things, a fibre-optic network, an all-weather road and a pipeline to transport Alberta hydrogen.
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Two off-grid First Nations switching to renewable energy
Two coastal First Nations in B.C. are switching to renewable energy from diesel. The off-grid…
First Nations, Metis react to news of Teck Resources pulling out of Alberta mine project
The project that was supposed to create thousands of jobs, bring billions of dollars into…
Feds announce internet, energy, treatment centre funding in Nunavut
Canada will spend $151 million to bring fibre optic internet service to Nunavut in a…
B.C. First Nation looking to expand its power supply
The Taku River Tlingit First Nation is hoping to expand its hydroelectric power station and…
Alberta creates $1B fund for Indigenous investment in energy
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney brought Indigenous leaders from Treaty six, seven, and eight areas to…
Supporters of Labrador land protectors use Halloween theme for parliament hill protest
Ottawa area supporters of the Labrador land protectors fight against the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric…
Fisher River Cree Nation lighting the solar farm path for other communities in Manitoba
Candice Sinclair is used to hands-on work. The mother of three calls herself a…
Solar panels on small B.C. First Nation make big impact
A solar powered micro grid on a small First Nation on the southern tip of Vancouver Island is making a big impact on the community, and across the world.