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The emerging norm, says Energy Minister: Building faster and less expensively with Indigenous equity partnerships
UPDATED: June 26, 6:55 p.m. (EDT)
Indigenous peoples, it’s time to bring your best ideas forward. It’s time to lead with your vision, and in partnership.
Ground broken on new Primary Health Care Centre
The Algonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nation (AOPFN) in Ontario today has broken ground on a Primary Health Care Centre construction project.
‘Letting go’ is the message of new book for kids
Inuk author Etua Snowball’s third children’s book is another vivid snapshot into his life as a youngster being raised at his family’s camp in Kuujjuaq, Nunavik.
Canada Infrastructure Bank invests millions into housing project in the north
Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) officials can now boast that they are investing in projects from coast to coast to coast.
Ontario premier mends rift with apology to First Nations over “racist comments”
The Premier of Ontario has apologized to Anishinabek Nations for hurtful comments he made about Indigenous peoples June 18.
Consultation on Bill C-5, economic uncertainty of Trump’s tariffs focus of Indigenous testimony in Canada’s Senate
Manitoba Métis Federation (MMF) President David Chartrand said his people want to do their part to protect Canada from the “mad man” to the south and his threats of tariffs.
Sports
Indigenous Rising gearing up to compete at World Cup event
Kristina Glass has quite a few responsibilities these days as she prepares for the Roller Derby World Cup next month.
Opinions
Canada not trusted after 70 years of real-world experience with major energy, resource and infrastructure projects
In response to the advancement of Bill C-5, Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak (MKO) is calling on the federal government to apply the same urgency to develop an effective national regulatory…
