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Climate change solutions becoming a ‘new way of colonizing’ Indigenous peoples, Inuit rep says
“We recognize our responsibility to our lands, waters and ice and future generations, and to our natural environment, so we have to be a part of this conversation with (the government) in equal ways.” —Dr. Amy Hudson
Archibald calls for the overhaul of the AFN structure as she pleaded her case to the chiefs
“The AFN needs to be fixed. It needs to be fixed.” — Squamish Nation Chairperson Khelselim
Bill 5, Bill C-5 to be tested with First Nations’ litigation
Floyd Red Crow Westerman fought against injustice throughout his life
New life for past Aboriginal literature puts Eeyou writer in front of today’s mainstream audience
Over 6.8 billion seedlings needed to restore just 15 per cent of forests destroyed in Canada's wildfires
Fort Nelson First Nation ready to lead in geothermal energy
“Geothermal energy seems to be an emerging energy in Canada and it positions our people in a very good position to be renewable energy leaders.” — Chief Sharleen Gale
Indigenous boots on the ground as Line 3 pipeline project proceeds
Canadian Nuclear Society responds to Chalk River Nuclear Waste Project story
2020: First Nations in Saskatchewan ready to do battle to protect rights
“We’re in big, big trouble if we don’t take care of the lands and the water and the air we breathe. Money is going to be nothing if we don’t survive because of the pollution, the damage to the land, the environment.” — Bobby Cameron, Assembly of First Nations Saskatchewan regional chief
Lack of action at truckers’ blockades shows racist intent of Alberta’s Critical Infrastructure Defence Act, says chief
“Everything is a slow escalation. It’s a slow movement from peaceful, try to negotiate, to moving up to the next step. You never start at 10 if you’re on a scale of one to 10.” — Fraser Logan, spokesperson for Alberta RCMP
Time to change the channel from fossil fuels and give space, investment to renewable energy
“If we wait for government, then we’ll be waiting forever. We have more than enough partners in this world and there’s more than enough capital in this world…” — Shannin Metatawabin, the CEO of the National Aboriginal Capital Corporation Association