The Unist’ot’en camp blockade is still in place after being ordered to remove a barricade that is preventing the Coastal GasLink company from accessing land for its future pipeline. Another clan of the Wet’suwe’ten Nation in British Columbia has come to the aid of the Uni
The Metis Settlement General Council has signed the Framework Agreement for Advancing Reconciliation with the federal government.
Two members of the Uni’stot’en Camp in Prince George, BC, are named in a civil suit and injunction filed by TransCanada subsidiary Coastal GasLink.
Changes are being proposed o the First Nations Land Management Act and the First Nations Fiscal Management Act.
The Fort McKay First Nation in Alberta is suing the province over development approvals on sacred land.
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) of Canada placed education at the centre of the reconciliation process in its 2015 Calls to Action. Universities have focused on recruiting and retaining more Indigenous students, hiring Indigenous faculty, and creating Indigenous sp
The federal government is working to address border-crossing concerns issues between the U.S. and Canada for First Nations people.
The federal government is working to address border-crossing concerns issues between the U.S. and Canada for First Nations people.
In a new agreement between the BC government and First Nations, seventeen open-pen fish farms in BC's Broughton Archipelago will be phased out by 2023. The transition will begin in 2019.