‘The focus is the 7 generations coming after me’, says Hereditary chief on Gitanyow blockade in B.C.
Two hereditary chiefs in northwestern British Columbia are demanding a new environmental assessment be done…
Wildlife
Cree trapper breathes ‘sigh of relief’ at cancelling of Teck Frontier mine project
Robert Grandjambe Junior dresses in his warmest winter gear, gasses up his snowmobile and takes…
Delegation pushes U.S. government to stop opening Alaska refuge to oil exploration
The bill is touted to shrink taxes for American companies and drive millions of dollars back into the United States economy.
Haida Nation fears it’s facing ‘dire situation’ from drifting ship carrying 500 metric tonnes of bunker fuel
The Council of the Haida Nation says a container ship carrying 500 metric tonnes of bunker fuel and 60 metric tonnes of diesel has lost power and is adrift off Haida Gwaii’s west coast.
Mi’kmaq taught Nova Scotia trapper how to live off the land
APTN National News For one man in Nova Scotia identity isn’t about politics or piece…
Tar sands continue posing major threat to Alberta wildlife
Northern Alberta is home to one of the most important wildlife eco-systems on earth.
Setting the quick-kill trap, Yukon trappers talk shop
Trappers in the Yukon are brushing up on their skills this week.
To Russia with buffaloes
In an effort to help Russian parks, Canada will be sending 30 wood buffaloes.
Hundreds of dead birds in tar sands tailings pond
Just days after agreeing to pay the largest penalty in Alberta’s environmental history, Syncrude is once again apologizing for the deaths of migratory birds on one of their tailings ponds.