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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
Exhibit chronicling Indigenous life in Muskoka opens in Gravenhurst
“(The exhibit) represents an assemblage of knowledge and information determined predominantly by Indigenous Elders whose peoples traversed and inhabited the Muskoka region throughout history and up to the present day.” — Tim Johnson, who led the project
Green energy pause in Alberta delays growing Indigenous industry
“As long as the pause is expedited and those planning efforts are underway, I think it could be justified as long as the time is well spent.” — James Jenkins, executive director, Indigenous Clean Energy
First Nations leaders push sovereignty with U.S. development in green energy
“(Loans have) been one of our biggest challenges as First Nations. I see those walls and those barriers coming down…” — Vice Chief Heather Bear
Indigenous students could benefit from program funding to address pandemic learning loss
“What we’re hoping is that we will see Indigenous organizations putting forward applications that are going to respond to the need in their communities because they are the ones best suited to speak to that.” —Marieke Vandekolk, TD’s manager of corporate citizenship
Indigenous Liberal candidate undeterred by turmoil in Ottawa over Wilson-Raybould
“I’m hopeful that people will focus on what’s happening in their riding and what I’m able to bring to the table. I have real important issues that we need to have looked at, we need to have raised.” —Michelle Corfield
Radical Remembrance exhibition featuring work of Inuvialuit artist on display at AGO
“All my life I’ve been in conflict with the Roman Catholic Church and their concept of boarding schools.” —David Ruben Piqtoukun
Alberta News in Brief for July 4
MCN, ACFN members to tour Fort McMurray homes next week
Graphic recorder wins provincial Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award
Alberta News in Brief for October 25
Real estate development investment will help First Nation mitigate oil price rollercoaster
“About 60 per cent of the Nation’s annual budget comes from their businesses, and so when oil crashes, those businesses make less money and that means the Nation gets less income to pay for programs and services like education and health care.” — Stuart Randell, director of investment for Fort McKay First Nation