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Péladeau evasive on issue of Aboriginal sovereignty – CJAD

11/22/2015 But did indicate an openness to discourse and dialogue with First Nations The issue of sovereignty was brought up at the Parti Québécois national council in Sherbrooke this weekend,…

Think Globally – Act Locally: Coordinating a Response to HIV in Saskatchewan’s Indigenous Communities

Regina, SK (November 19, 2015) – The Saskatchewan Indigenous Council on HIV and AIDS (SICHA) and partners are gathering Indigenous HIV and AIDS leaders to continue discussion on a made-in-Saskatchewan…

Traditional knowledge and plant ecology reflected in restoration website

Yukon College (YC) and Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in (TH) have launched a website that incorporates both traditional knowledge and plant ecology to support mine site restoration with local native plants. The website…

New stats offer snapshot of life in First Nation communities – CBC

Indigenous researchers release preliminary findings of landmark survey about life on reserve Nov 20, 2015 New data released this week is providing an unprecedented look at life in First Nation…

College kicks off Indigenous Speaker series – The Free Press

Nov 19, 2015 College of the Rockies will host Chief Jason Louie from the Lower Kootenay First Nation on Nov. 19. Chief Louie will be delivering a presentation about the…

North Star Air Adding New Flex Flight Services for Northern Ontario Communities – NetNewsLedger

November 19 2015 THUNDER BAY, ON – Business – North Star Air announced today that starting December 01 2015 it would expand its coverage in the North by adding 3…

Agreement between the Yukon government and Many Rivers Counselling ensures no break in service

Press Release November 19, 2015 WHITEHORSE—With assistance from the Department of Health and Social Services, Many Rivers Counselling Services will assume responsibility for programming previously offered through the non-government organization…

Shoving this accommodation at us’: B.C. First Nations unimpressed with government’s Site C dam moose-hunting offer – The Province

November 20, 2015 The B.C. government is proposing to increase moose-hunting for a Peace Region First Nation to compensate for impacts of the Site C dam. For the First Nation…

Miracle fumes as land sales begin – Belleville Intelligencer

November 19, 2015 Andrew Clifford Miracle is fuming over the Tyendinaga Mohawk band council already seizing and preparing to auction the first of several properties in lieu of cash. Miracle,…

B.C., Carrier Sekani agreements support socio-economic development

Press Release The start of a new government-to-government relationship between the Province, the Carrier Sekani Tribal Council and seven Carrier Sekani First Nations will increase social and economic well-being for…

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