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Treaty payments to be handed out in Brandon – Brandon Sun

Returning to Brandon after a five-year absence, this week’s treaty annuity payment sessions might find recipients collecting more than the $5 they’re allotted annually. With recipients allowed to collect for…

City to grant Grandview to Matawa for new school – Tbnewswatch.com

Two sides say they’ll make it official on Tuesday when they sign a letter of intent. THUNDER BAY – Matawa First Nations has cleared its most pressing hurdle needed to…

Saskatoon Fairview byelection: Candidates weigh in on racism – CBC

Wondering who to vote for? Here’s what Saskatoon Fairview candidates think about Saskatchewan’s biggest issues Aug 29, 2017 Wondering who to vote for in the upcoming Saskatoon Fairview byelection on…

A Heritage Camping Experience is scheduled in Riding Mountain National Park this Saturday and Sunday – 730 CKDM

Riding Mountain National Park is hosting a Heritage Camping Experience this Saturday and Sunday. The experience is set to place at Lake Audy with activities such as exploring the Aspen…

Daycare dilemma: Inuit towns struggle to find operators, meet safety rules – CBC

There’s nearly $1M in federal money, but Nunatsiavut centres can’t meet provincial regulations Aug 29, 2017 Daycares in four of Nunatsiavut’s five communities are at risk of not opening next…

Ottawa to spend $400 million on transportation in Nunavut, NWT, Yukon – NunatsiaqOnline

August 29, 2017 Trade corridor fund spread out over 11 years Ottawa has $400 million to hand out to transportation projects across Nunavut, the Northwest Territories and Yukon, the federal…

Lummi Nation fishermen catch an estimated 20,000 Atlantic salmon following fish farm collapse – CBC

Washington state official: ‘This is a very complex industrial salvage operation’ Aug 29, 2017 The Lummi Nation says its fishermen have pulled more than 90,000 kilograms of Atlantic salmon from…

Opinion: Reconciling painful history involves listening – Edmonton Journal

August 29, 2017 In looking at the recent controversy over removing Frank Oliver’s name from public spaces in Edmonton, and removing John A. Macdonald’s name from schools in Ontario, we…

Good move’: Northern leaders applaud splitting Indigenous and Northern Affairs ministry – CBC

In federal cabinet shuffle, 2 ministers will now oversee 2 portfolios instead of 1 Aug 29, 2017 Northern leaders are calling the Liberal government’s decision to divide the Ministry of…

BR Cabinet Shuffle – CP

Source: The Canadian Press – Broadcast wire Aug 29, 2017 OTTAWA – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has shaken up his cabinet — with a special emphasis on Indigenous Affairs. In the most…

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