Wet’suwet’en leaders look ahead after court sides with natural gas company
Wet’suwet’en title claims have not been resolved by either litigation or negotiation, the decision said.
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Indigenous opposition to pipeline shouldn’t outweigh others: Provinces
A lawyer for Trans Mountain Corp. defended the government’s consultation with Indigenous groups.
Judge grants Sixties Scoop claims assessor more time to process eligibility claims
A judge appointed as part of the Sixties Scoop Settlement Agreement has extended the December…
Yellowknife signs agreement with First Nations but cancels reconciliation advisor at the same time
Leaders in Yellowknife are celebrating the renewal of a partnership agreement that outlines how parties…
‘They wanted more proof’: Survivor says Sixties Scoop settlement needs more time
Pressure is mounting on the Canadian government to extend a deadline for Sixties Scoop survivors…
Senator announces inquiry into unrecognized histories of Indigenous peoples
Temporary Senate of Canada. Photo: Brett Forester/APTNAPTN News A Canadian senator is pushing to open…
Indigenous music industry contributed millions to Canadian economy in 2018
“We definitely need a national voice.”
Number of Indigenous women killed up over last year according to latest numbers
APTN News New homicide numbers released by Statistics Canada Wednesday showed that the number of…
‘Abadakone’ art exhibit opens in Ottawa
Jamie Pashagumskum APTN News It is what the National Gallery of Canada is calling the…
