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November 06, 2013 FREDERICTON — New Brunswick’s Progressive Conservative government is promising to forge ahead with shale gas development as it enters the final year of its mandate, shrugging off…
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Nov. 05 2013 It has taken a few detours, but Sheryl Fisher’s 20-year-long dream to earn a master-level business degree is coming true. A member of Squamish First Nation in…
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November 5, 2013 Engaging aboriginal workers on local projects can help build the workforce of tomorrow, heard the provincial Building Trades conference in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. recent. “We as a…
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MentorNation will use crowdfunding to promote entrepreneurship among aboriginal Canadians. Mon Nov 04 2013 Despite the federal government pumping billions of dollars into housing, education and health care on reserves…
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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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