Continuing Investments Support Labrador Aboriginal Training Partnership
Advanced Education and Skills Executive Council December 13, 2013 Expanding Aboriginal Participation in Newfoundland and Labrador’s Workforce The Provincial Government, together with the Government of Canada, industry and Aboriginal partners,…
Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation Remains Committed to Regulatory Hearings on Vista Coal Project
GLENEVIS, ALBERTA – Dec. 12, 2013 – Today, Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation confirmed its commitment to remaining fully involved in all regulatory proceedings regarding Coalspur’s Vista Coal Project. Both the Alberta…
Creating Jobs and Growing the Economy
Ontario Government Makes Progress on Its Plan for a More Prosperous Province for Everyone December 12, 2013 Office of the Premier The fall session of the Ontario legislature wrapped up…
APTN Receives National Award for its Partipation in Take Our Kids to Work Day
MEDIA ADVISORY APTN RECEIVES NATIONAL AWARD FOR ITS PARTICIPATION IN TAKE OUR KIDS TO WORK DAY December 12 2013, Winnipeg, Manitoba – Aboriginal Peoples Television Network…
I DO BUSINESS. Atlantic Regional Summit – Success for Aboriginal Entrepreneurs
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Industry Drafted Energy Board Rules, Report Reveals
Private economic interests key consideration in restricting public comment TORONTO, Dec. 12, 2013 – The new National Energy Board rules shutting down public participation in oil pipeline project hearings were…
Harper Government Launches Consultations to Review Corporate Social Responsibility Strategy for Extractive Sector
Key objectives of the review include creating jobs and opportunities, and further enhancing Canada’s strong reputation as a global leader in mining December 12, 2013 – Ottawa – Foreign Affairs,…
Canada’s largest logging company Resolute loses three sustainability certificates, proving forests mismanaged
12 December 2013 (Montreal) – Three of Resolute Forest Products’ Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certificates were suspended yesterday. The suspensions prohibit Resolute from labeling their pulp, paper and wood products…
Paul Band First Nation prefers pipelines rather than oil-by-rail
DUFFIELD, AB, Dec. 12, 2013 – Chief and Council of the 1,926-member Paul Band First Nation, 50 kilometers west of Edmonton, today stated that they generally support the responsible and…
$1.8 million Yukon College mobile trades training lab open for business
WHITEHORSE—Deputy Premier Elaine Taylor and Yukon College Board of Governors Chair Paul Flaherty officially launched a new $1.8 million mobile trades training lab and supply trailer at Yukon College’s Ayamdigut…
