Indigenous leaders call for 12 year drilling moratorium in Gulf of Saint Lawrence
First Nation leaders from across Atlantic Canada are speaking out about proposed drilling in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence.
First Nation leaders from across Atlantic Canada are speaking out about proposed drilling in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence.
The Assembly of First Nations hosted a special tribute for missing and murdered Indigenous women at its Halifax annual general assembly Wednesday.
The Assembly of First Nations has a temporary leader until the election for a new national chief is held this coming December in Winnipeg.
A big focus at the meetings in Halifax is on the restructuring of the Assembly of First Nations.
The topic has been on the tips of everyone’s tongue at the Assembly of First Nations’ annual general assembly in Halifax.
The election for a new national chief of the Assembly of First Nations will take place in Winnipeg this coming December.
Chiefs from across the country have gathered in Halifax for the annual meeting of the Assembly of First Nations for talks that will focus on education, natural resource development, and residential schools.
Hundreds of Aboriginal leaders will meet in Halifax this week.
The Confederacy of Nations is supposed to serve as a kind of watchdog within the AFN.