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OTTAWA — The decades-long push to aboriginal self-government in Canada will cross a major threshold Tuesday with a historic, and potentially risky, change in the management of health services in…
October 1, 2013Read More
Complaint against Gore Bay, Ont., dentist being investigated by the Human Rights Tribunal Sep 30, 2013 A dentist in Gore Bay is the subject of complaints with the Human Rights…
September 30, 2013Read More
De Beers Gahcho Kue diamond mine and Avalon’s Nechalacho rare earth deposit affected Sep 30, 2013 De Beers and Avalon Rare Metals have come across unexpected hurdles in trying to…
September 30, 2013Read More
SEPTEMBER 30, 2013 VANCOUVER – A group of British Columbia first nations is asking the United Nations special rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples to investigate the actions of…
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27 Sep 2013 M’CHIGEENG—The Government of Canada has announced that 28 more First Nations, including the M’Chigeeng First Nation, will begin unlocking the economic potential of First Nation land by…
September 27, 2013Read More
First Nations angry over being shut out of CNRL plan to drain lake, contain leaking bitumen Bands concerned about environmental impact on traditional lands SEPTEMBER 26, 2013 EDMONTON – First…
September 27, 2013Read More
Gordon Christie says Harper government has not satisfied the legal requirement for consulting B.C. First Nations SEPTEMBER 25, 2013 Ottawa and B.C. First Nations will be tied up in a…
September 26, 2013Read More
OPG relied too heavily on Kincardine council’s support, federal panel told. Sep 25 2013 Ontario Power Generation relied too much on the support of Kincardine town council when the company…
September 26, 2013Read More
Little Pine First Nation has slashed social assistance cases by 1/3 Sep 25, 2013 A Saskatchewan First Nation that put workboots on its members and transported them to the city…
September 25, 2013Read More
Sep. 25 2013 Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver, whose government is pushing hard this fall to get support from First Nations, said he is worried opportunities for “billions of dollars”…
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