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Author and historian sought to set the record straight on Aboriginal peoples
Ontario chiefs to push for ban of glyphosate aerial spraying
First Nation self-determination seen by Canada as a threat to its profitability—Chief
Canada is “starting to devolve a lot of services to tribal councils and trying to devolve those services to political organizations, which I think is a big mistake…” — Zagime Anishinabek Nation Chief Lynn Acoose
Youth rally celebrates walkers from Timmins as they reach Queen’s Park in Toronto
The emerging norm, says Energy Minister: Building faster and less expensively with Indigenous equity partnerships
Revealing the old stories in a modern way called to multimedia artist
Small modular nuclear reactors denounced by Ontario chiefs, but part of Indigenous conversations country-wide
“FNPA is careful not to become a cheerleader for the nuclear industry, but to bring First Nations to the table so that they can make informed decisions.” —Guy Lonechild, First Nations Power Authority
Northwest Coast art style reimagined in new Luke Parnell exhibition
“I didn’t really understand the concept of ‘reconciliation’ myself and that was the purpose of the artwork. I, myself, was trying to come to terms with it…” —artist Luke Parnell
CN finally acknowledges “complex history of railways” after mass resignation of Indigenous advisory council
“They continue to enjoy…the use of land and so on, just as our people continue to experience the impact of the loss.” — Roberta Jamieson, former co-chair of CN Rail’s Indigenous advisory council
Historic investment by First Nations in nuclear generation project announced
Project Reconciliation a generational model for Indigenous ownership of Trans Mountain Pipeline
“We’ve made a lot of good strides in gaining support and we hope that all of this work over the last six months in relationship building put into place will achieve critical mass…” — Gregory John, vice president of Indigenous relations, Project Reconciliation
Documentary series on Indigenous-themed history provides a ‘more true’ understanding of British Columbia
“Some of those stories were deeply troubling, while others were inspiring… stories that often required a lot of emotional strength, generosity and bravery to share.” — director Kevin Eastwood