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04 November, 2013 CANADIAN seafood is facing the threat of a ban by a number of high profile chefs in North America over Canada’s stance on seal hunting. Canada has…
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Two-part proposal raises power rates, moves QEC closer to rate re-balancing November 04, 2013 The Qulliq Energy Corp. filed a new across-the board rate hike application Nov. 1 that would…
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SWN Resources to resume exploration this week while aboriginal leaders vow to continue protests Nov 04, 2013 It could be another contentious week in New Brunswick on the issue of…
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Centres say federal funding has not increased in decades, despite increase in demand for services Nov 04, 2013 Some native friendship centres in northeastern Ontario say the funding they receive from…
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Nov. 01 2013 Elsipogtog First Nation in New Brunswick is the flashpoint for a new conflict between aboriginal and non-aboriginal Canadians over natural resource development. Protesters, many of them native,…
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Nov 1, 2013 A revised mine plan for Taseko Mines’ New Prosperity copper-gold project in British Columbia still poses significant threats to the environment and nearby communities, a Canadian federal…
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October 31, 2013 TIMMINS – Ontario cabinet ministers will converge on Timmins in early December to meet with Northern leaders. On Thursday, Northern Development and Mines Minister Michael Gravelle announced plans to…
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Celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain condemns boycott over Canadian seal hunt, says ‘Canada an easy, PC target’ 29/10/13 A U.S. celebrity chef has come to the aid of Canada’s subsistence seal…
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Crowd continues to grow at longhouse erected across from provincial legislature in Fredericton Oct 28, 2013 A letter signed by several First Nation leaders, calling for a moratorium on shale…
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OCTOBER 28, 2013 First Nations fear they are being cut out of a potential $2.5 billion windfall from the development of B.C.’s liquefied natural gas and mining sector and want…
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