Lubicon finally unite
For decades the Lubicon Lake Cree Nation in northern Alberta has been a house divided.
Tar sands
Oil spill still permeates Lubicon territory
A year after a massive 4.5 million litre oil spill on Lubicon Lake Cree territory, one of their members says the spill is still not cleaned up and she wants to know why.
Tar sands continue posing major threat to Alberta wildlife
Northern Alberta is home to one of the most important wildlife eco-systems on earth.
"We have the right to say no"
A group of Indigenous leaders and representatives are overseas telling Shell Oil how the company is impacting their communities.
Wildrose victory could torpedo tar sands health impact study on First Nations
Members of two First Nations in northern Alberta are worried they may lose a hard fought battle for a health study if the Progressive Conservative government falls on Monday.
Wildrose would review rejected First Nations-backed oil refinery project, says leader Smith
The end of a 40-year dynasty may be at hand.
Wildrose leader Smith highlights her humble roots
Alberta’s Wildrose Party is holding onto a polling lead as the province heads into an election next week.
Stark warnings during Victoria protest against Enbridge pipeline
They came by the hundreds to occupy the lawn of the British Columbia legislature in Victoria to voice their disgust about the Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline.
Bayley: Tar sands companies “have not had much success” reclaiming land
APTN National News Michael Hutchinson speaks with University of Alberta biologist Dr. Suzanne Bayley on…