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Alberta News in Brief for November 30
First Nation invests $20 million into Canada Nickel project
Fort McKay Nation offers concessions on buffer zone and achieves development roadmap with province, industry
“The ultimate goal is to have the Moose Lake Plan approved so that Prosper and anybody else after that has a window, has a guideline of what (it’s) going to take to come work in that area…” — Chief Mel Grandjamb
Chapman to lead until B.C. regional chief elected in October
Keepers of the Athabasca to offer free workshops in northern Alberta
The Flowing into Right Relationship workshop series is aimed to help a fracturing society understand each other better, by sharing paradigms to increase empathy, understanding, service, and business potential.
Indigenous choreographer tells the story of Raven Returns the Water with Ballet Kelowna
“I don’t think there is anyone else in this country that has that worldview in the way Cameron does.” — Simone Orlando, artistic director and CEO for Ballet Kelowna.
Alberta News in Brief for November 21
Doig River celebrated for leadership in finance
Children's book provides a chance to connect with the changing seasons
“I think an important part of the story is encouraging people to reconnect with their plant and animal teachers. Who’s giving you signs that the season might be changing?” —Dr. Brittany Luby
Administrative Assistant (Alberta)
Climate change in ‘triple overtime’ in the north, says regional chief
“While there are vulnerabilities that we cannot lose sight of… there’s also in that same vein so much leadership and so much innovation that we’re seeing being led, of course, by First Nations from coast to coast to coast.” — Kluane Adamek
Upgrades coming to community grocery store and six family homes in Athabasca Chipewyan
The upgrades will make running the store and houses more affordable while reducing greenhouse gases.