Kanesatake will accept help from army if flood waters rise again
The Grand Chief of the Mohawk Territory of Kanesatake says he will accept help from…
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Kashechewan First Nation is getting ready to evacuate, again
It’s spring in Canada and that means the community of Kashechewan is preparing to evacuate…
$90-million Manitoba flood payout on hold over fake claims
“People are still affected by this flood.”
Two hundred scholars call on Trudeau to halt Muskrat Falls hydro dam
(Labrador Land Protectors march onto the Muskrat Falls project site in October 2016. Photo courtesy:…
While B.C. waters recede in some places, Katzie First Nation still on alert
Milder temperatures have alleviated some of the flooding in British Columbia, the Katzie First Nation is still on alert.
‘We need a sense of security’: Mud Lake residents still reeling from flood
Many from Mud Lake believe Muskrat Falls hydro project is partly responsible for their brush with disaster.
Manitoba judge approves $90M flood compensation settlement
APTN News First Nations people are individuals first and band members second, a Manitoba judge…
5 years after devastating flood, Siksika tourism lodge owner opens for business again
A man from the Siksika Nation has pushed through some major obstacles to preserving his…
Rail service to Churchill, Manitoba could be up and running by fall says company
Rail service to the northern town of Churchill, Manitoba could be back on track as early as this fall.