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Energy East Hearing Panel Steps Down

Press Release Hearing is Adjourned until new Hearing Panel is Appointed September 9, 2016 – Calgary, Alberta – National Energy Board Today, the National Energy Board (NEB, Board) issued two…

Kitimat Clean Refinery Project: Environmental Assessment Referred to Review Panel

Press Release September 9, 2016 — Ottawa — The Honourable Catherine McKenna, Minister of Environment and Climate Change, announced today the referral of the environmental assessment of the proposed Kitimat Clean Refinery…

UBC centre to honour residential school survivors breaks ground – CBC

Sep 11, 2016 ‘The more that we tell the story, the more healing that takes place,’ says Okanagan Nation member Cindy Tom-Lindley says her grandmother had all her children taken…

Site C project not in keeping with constitution or UN declaration: Bellegarde – CP

Source: The Canadian Press Sep 10, 2016 By Kristy Kirkup THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA _ The federal government’s approach to the Site C dam project in British Columbia is not in keeping…

5 Manitoba artists nominated for Native American Music Awards – CBC

Sep 11, 2016 Indian City, C-Weed, Kimberley Dawn, Billie Joe Green, Rhonda Head nominated A group of Manitoba artists are hoping to drum up votes for their nominations at the…

Tobique First Nation to build house for first time in 13 years – CBC

Sep 10, 2016 Tobique becomes first First Nation in Atlantic Canada to get Habitat home Tobique First Nation is breaking ground on a new house for the first time in…

Thank you for answering his prayers’: Yellowknife community remembers Mark Lynn – CBC

Sep 11, 2016 Church fills up for funeral of 21-year-old who was last seen Aug. 24 An elder held her hand against the casket as people shuffled by to get…

UNBC Launches Cash and Bioenergy Crop Feasibility Study

Press Release September 6, 2016 Prince George, BC – A University of Northern British Columbia team of researchers will study whether crops such as specialty plants and vegetables, medicinal and…

Appeal begins over man acquitted of killing Cindy Gladue – The Star

The Crown argues the trial judge should have explained to the jury that Bradley Barton could have been guilty of a lesser charge. EDMONTON—An appeal has begun over the acquittal…

Noganosh returned as Rama First Nation Chief in landslide victory – Barrie Examiner

September 3, 2016 RAMA FIRST NATION – A lot of familiar faces will return to the council table in Rama, following the First Nation’s election Friday. Chief Rodney Noganosh was…

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