First Nations Going to Court United Against Enbridge’s Northern Gateway Project
Federal and provincial governments disregard Indigenous Title and Rights June 17, 2014 Today, we unequivocally reject the Harper Government’s decision to approve the Enbridge Northern Gateway tanker and pipelines project…
Province’s land sale to Haisla Nation strengthens relationship
For Immediate Release 2014PREM0061-000831 June 17, 2014 Office of the Premier Ministry of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation KITIMAT – Premier Christy Clark, Haisla Nation Chief Councillor Ellis Ross and Kitimat…
Celebrating Excellence in the Public Service of Canada
209 public servants to receive the Public Service Award of Excellence 2014 June 17, 2014 – Ottawa – Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat The Public Service Award of Excellence recognizes…
Change is in the air among provincial economies
Alberta to post strongest GDP growth; Manitoba and B.C. to surpass Saskatchewan this year Ottawa, June 17, 2014 – Western Canada can expect the fastest growing provincial economies in the…
Media Advisory – Commissioner Cavoukian to Release Her Final Annual Report at Queen’s Park News Conference
TORONTO, June 16, 2014 – Ontario’s Information and Privacy Commissioner, Dr. Ann Cavoukian, will hold a news conference tomorrow to release her 2013 Annual Report, shortly before the conclusion of her unprecedented third term.…
The Circle on Philanthropy and Aboriginal Peoples in Canada releases first report on the Aboriginal funding economy in Canada
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 12/06/2014 The Circle on Philanthropy and Aboriginal Peoples in Canada releases first report on the Aboriginal funding economy in Canada Aboriginal Philanthropy Research: paving a way to…
National tourism week highlights benefits to the economy
For Immediate Release June 14, 2014 Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training and Responsible for Labour Minister of State for Tourism and Small Business Tourism Industry Association of British…
Conference highlights inclusion, diversity, equality issues
June 13, 2014 NANAIMO—CUPE BC’s strong support for social justice issues and campaigns continued this week with the union’s sponsorship contribution and presence at the Inclusion B.C. – Tides of…
First Nations womens council member focused on building stronger relationships
June’s Leading the Way: Aboriginal People Today installment is about Kim Shade, Aboriginal Engagement and Relationships Manager at Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development, and member of the province’s First Nations Women’s…
Infrastructure Minister disappointed with Wood Buffalo council’s rejection of Parsons Creek land use amendment
Jun 13, 2014 Infrastructure Minister Wayne Drysdale issued the following statement concerning the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo’s decision not to approve land use amendments for the proposed Parsons Creek…
