Mystery shrouds bones dug up next to residential school
There are concerns tonight on the whereabouts of several bones dug up outside a former residential school in Ontario.
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Enbridge's First Nations backers remain a mystery
As public hearings continue to look into the potential impacts of Enbridge’s Northern Gateway pipeline project, the company’s executive vice-president says more and more bands are signing onto an equity agreement worth a 10 per cent stake in the project.
Enbridge’s First Nations backers remain a mystery
As public hearings continue to look into the potential impacts of Enbridge’s Northern Gateway pipeline project, the company’s executive vice-president says more and more bands are signing onto an equity agreement worth a 10 per cent stake in the project.
Yukon may lose out on millions of dollars if pipeline plans changed
Support for a natural gas pipeline from Alaska to Alberta via the Yukon is fading.
Chief at centre of tar sands battle has hopes set on Crown-First Nations gathering
Athabasca Chipweyan First Nation Chief Alan Adam is preparing a trip to Ottawa next week.
Alberta offers snap-shot of crisis gripping First Nations
First Nation leaders waiting for their meeting with the prime minister are preparing a grocery list of demands.
Hearings begin on Northern Gateway pipeline
Public hearings are set to being Tuesday into Enbridge’s proposed Northern Gateway pipeline.
Airships in skies would “annihilate remoteness” for First Nations communities: researchers
Getting goods and supplies to remote First Nations like Attawapiskat is a constant challenge.
Making the Yukon grade
Two years ago, the Auditor General of Canada reported the Yukon is failing when it comes to delivering education.
