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Amnesty International Canada concerned passage of Bill C-5 sidelines Indigenous rights
Overwhelmingly Rejected: Deep geological nuclear waste repository a no-go for Saugeen Ojibway Nation
“OPG will be scrambling … What’s the next step? Well, call us to the table…. Let’s go at the table. Let’s do this from the beginning. Don’t come to me after the fact.” — Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Chief Glen Hare
Indigenous voices to have say in orphan wells program
Cold Lake First Nations shows ‘major leadership’ in solar program
Pipeline spill statement from Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribe
We need to know, unambiguously, there is no contamination to any water source in the area. Surface and subsurface waters are all interconnected in this part of the state and some of those water sources run into and onto our reservation.
Government moves to protect Castle area
New non-profit formed in anticipation of negotiations with Canada over TMX purchase
“The most responsible thing that we could do right now is to be part of this, to be at that table to make sure that environmental and governance and even economic benefits are going to the communities.” — Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation Chief Tony Alexis.
New director of Indigenous Arts named for Banff Centre
Alberta Regional Chief calls on Minister Jason Nixon to apologize
Minister Nixon’s ill-advised remarks further highlights the need for governments to better understand and respect First Nation Treaty and inherent rights over their traditional territories.” —Alberta Regional Chief Marlene Poitras
Defenders protecting water are not criminals, says youth facing jail time
Fishing rights are broader than waiving of domestic licence requirement
“This is not recreation for us. It’s a way of life. We don’t adhere to any laws the province does in relation to hunting, fishing, trapping and gathering. It's for their sport. To us it’s a way of life, protected by treaty, protected by the Constitution.” — Treaty 8 Grand Chief Arthur Noskey