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Alberta wants Ottawa to clarify what free, prior and informed consent means before UNDRIP implementation
“Several Indigenous groups … (are) concerned that this might impede them from moving forward on a project unless they have the consent of all the First Nations when they're trying to do a project.” —Minister Rick Wilson
Monument raised in sacred and everlasting honor
Alberta Sovereignty act a resource grab, violates Indigenous rights by its very existence, say First Nations leaders
“If you want certainty, come to the table of the rights holders!” — Treaty 8 Grand Chief Arthur Noskey
Opinion: Métis Nation supports Trudeau and his government despite Wilson-Raybould testimony
"I regret that she abandoned her post before a settlement could be reached with our Métis Veterans." — David Chartrand, president of the Manitoba Metis Federation
Tobacco jurisdiction, taxation, profit sharing: Modern day concerns to be tackled at summit
“Our communities have already said they are not interested in being tax collectors. But that’s (in) the context of collecting federal and provincial taxes.” — AIAI Deputy Grand Chief Gordon Peters
Voyageurs in down-to-the-wire playoff push lean on Indigenous talent
Partnership promises healthcare transformation for First Nations in James Bay area
“Building a curriculum that is interprofessional like that is a complicated job. But it’s one that offers so much opportunity for success.” — Dave Taylor, senior advisor, WAHA Partnership, Queen’s Health Sciences
New BC bills welcomed, but UNDRIP implementation moving at a snail’s pace
“These are small incremental steps… but what we’re looking for two years after Bill 41 has passed is more substantial movement. These are all good. But it’s too small. We need more substance, more movement and alignment of laws.” — BC Assembly of First Nations Regional Chief Terry Teegee
Mohawk professor receives prestigious accolade from Royal Society of Canada
Assistant professor receives recognition for her work in Indigenous communities
“It has to do with recognizing work that is often under-valued. Community-outreach type of work is sometimes not recognized in the traditional sense in the university.” —Jolene Armstrong, vice president of the Confederation of Alberta Faculty Associations
Quebec's 2017 Rights and Freedoms Award recipients announced
The awards will be presented during a ceremony held on Saturday, Dec. 10 that will be streamed live on the Commission’s YouTube channel starting at 11 a.m.