Five more First Nations have joined a court challenge against new federal and provincial laws aimed at fast-tracking development, saying they threaten Indigenous rights.
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Fast-tracking project permits came up in just about every session at Roundup, the Vancouver international mining conference, ...
It's anticipated that $232 million in legal fees for work on the Robinson Huron Treaty annuities claim — plus interest — will ...
Proponents say the Yukon-B.C. grid connect project could bring $7.6 billion a year in economic growth, create 36,000 jobs and ...
The Pauquachin, Tsartlip, Tsawout and Tseycum First Nations all stand to receive annual payments from the Victoria Airport ...
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First Nations people react to WA rally incident being treated as alleged terrorist attack
A group of First Nations West Australians met Premier Roger Cook after revelations authorities are treating the incident as ...
First Nations and city leaders take the first step in building a collaborative approach to address homelessness. THUNDER BAY – A chronic lack of housing on reserve is one of the factors that leaves ...
Commissioned by Penetanguishene hospital, Beausoleil First Nation artist Clayton King's large-scale piece honours ...
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