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Kashechewan Evacuees Settling In Thunder Bay

Press Release May 2, 2016 – The City of Thunder Bay welcomed just over 300 evacuees on Sunday, as planned, from flood-threatened Kashechewan First Nation locate near James Bay. “The…

Nunavut celebrates Mental Health Week

Press Release May 2, 2016 To mark Mental Health Week, May 2-8, Nunavummiut are encouraged to connect with others, and to take time for enjoyable and healthy activities to support…

Online climate change resource launched

Press Release May 02, 2016 The Nunavut Climate Change Centre (NC3) has launched a new interactive online resource called Tukisigiaqta, to help Nunavummiut understand and prepare for the impacts of…

Collective bargaining begins between GNWT and NWTTA

Press Release YELLOWKNIFE (May 2, 2016) – Today, the Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) begins negotiation of a new collective agreement with the Northwest Territories Teachers’ Association (NWTTA). The…

Taxation under section 83 of the Indian Act versus the FMA

May 02, 2016 Issue s83 FMA Undertake basic property taxation regime?  Yes   Yes Can you undertake immediately?   Yes   Yes Responsive, comprehensive regulatory framework to support First Nation jurisdiction?  No   Yes…

Scientists share green mining research with Pelly Crossing students

Press Release May 02, 2016 Scientists at the Yukon Research Centre (YRC) are doing more than just publishing their results – they are sharing their knowledge with students at Eliza…

Province awards final round of tsunami debris funding

Press Release May 02, 2016 The Province has awarded over $330,000 to successful applicants to continue tsunami debris removal projects along B.C.’s coastline. The funding will be used for tsunami…

24 New Correctional Officers for Northern Ontario

Press Release Province Begins Training New Recruits in Sudbury May 2, 2016 Training for 24 new correctional officers for institutions across Northern Ontario is now underway in Sudbury through the…

A tiny B.C. town’s agony: Was race an issue in fatal police-involved shootings? – Ottawa Citizen

May 01, 2016 The mood was sombre as a third of the residents of tiny Granisle walked quietly into the new school that stands at the centre of this community…

Eel GroundFN: Precautionary Boil Water Order Has Been Rescinded

Press Release April 30, 2016 36 Micmac Road Eel Ground, NB E1V 4B1 April 30, 2016 Council of the Band Eel Ground First Nation 47 Church Road Eel Ground, NB…

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