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Aboriginal youth, in an “ultimate act of reconciliation,” are seeking an equal seat at the table to address long-standing needs, from the legacy of residential schools to corruption on reserves.…
February 26, 2014Read More
In an agreement worked out after almost two years of negotiations, Alberta’s Fort McKay band didn’t get the buffer zone it was seeking to protect an area of great aboriginal…
February 26, 2014Read More
Fisheries and Aquaculture February 25, 2014 Investments in the Sealing Industry Support Economic Development A contribution of $60,000 has been made by the Provincial Government to support an awareness campaign…
February 26, 2014Read More
FEBRUARY 21ST, 2014 Northern Manitoba’s Manto Sipi Cree Nation and Mathias Colomb Cree Nation announced their opposition to mineral exploration in their traditional and ancestral territories this week. Manto Sipi…
February 25, 2014Read More
Aglukkaq hears what community reps think about 2014 budget – Nunatsiaq [ PETER VARGA ] February 24, 2014 – Although Nunavut has a long list of funding priorities under the…
February 24, 2014Read More
Pregnant student studying cases of murdered and missing Aboriginal women disappears in Halifax Last Updated: Feb 20 Loretta Saunders is an Inuit woman and criminology student studying incidents of murdered…
February 21, 2014Read More
February 19, 2014 OTTAWA – The Assembly of the First Nations of Quebec and Labrador is requesting a judicial review of the Conservative government’s reworked plan for aboriginal education. The…
February 21, 2014Read More
Feb 19, 2014 OTTAWA _ The Assembly of the First Nations of Quebec and Labrador is requesting a judicial review of the Conservative government’s reworked plan for aboriginal education. The group is asking the…
February 20, 2014Read More
By Bruce Cheadle THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA _ Despite an absence of new funding in this year’s federal budget, the Conservative government says it still fully supports development of the…
February 20, 2014Read More
20 FEB 2014 Indigenous leader Tom Calma has urged the federal government to look at the big picture in its attempts to improve indigenous education outcomes. Indigenous leader Tom Calma…
February 20, 2014Read More