Pic Mobert FN: Housing Committee Recruitment Notice
February 8, 2016 Pic Mobert First Nation Is seeking applications from Pic Mobert Band Members for a newly established HOUSING COMMITTEE. This committee will be tasked with consulting the community…
The Russians Tour Northwest Communities Feb 10th – 17th to Discuss the Impacts of LNG on Salmon
Press Release February 04, 2016 The Russians Tour Northwest Communities Feb 10th – 17th to Discuss the Impacts of LNG on Salmon The Wild Salmon Centre is helping bring three scientists…
The Case of Marlene Yvonne Abigosis – CBC
In the winter of 1983, Marlene Abigosis went missing from Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. She called her sister in the middle of the night crying, saying she would be travelling to…
B C Update – CP
Source: The Canadian Press – Broadcast wire Jan 27, 2016 (BC-LNG-Coleman) Natural Gas Development Minister Rich Coleman says he’s confident B-C’s environmental regulations will measure up to any new or upgraded emissions…
Statement: Prime Minster letting Canadians down by maintaining flawed NEB process
Press Release 19 January 2016 (Vancouver) – With the National Energy Board resuming the hearing of oral arguments on Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline today in Burnaby, Melina Laboucan-Massimo, a…
Multimillion-dollar Nunavut study to consider Gjoa Haven fishery – Nunatsiaq News
January 18, 2016 Universities to team up with local HTOs to study sustainability of local fishery A group of southern researchers have partnered with hunters and fishers in Gjoa Haven…
Water Poster And Multimedia Contest For Alberta First Nation Youth
Press Release TSAG is an organization created by the Chiefs of Alberta and is here to provide technical support and training to First Nations in the treaty 6, 7 &…
Canada’s First Nations Human Rights Tribunal Will Soon Rule On Child Welfare – Huffington Post
Canada’s First Nations Human Rights Tribunal Will Soon Rule On Child Welfare – Huffington Post OTTAWA — The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal is expected to issue a ruling in the…
BCTF welcomes final Truth and Reconciliation Commission report
The final report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission released today marks a moving and powerful day in our collective history that will serve as an important resource for more…
Murder charge and inquiry are small steps for the indigenous population – The Globe and Mail
Dec. 11, 2015 It’s fitting that an arrest in the murder of Tina Fontaine occurred the same week the federal government launched the initial phase of a national inquiry into…
