First Nation tells Alberta energy regulator to ‘lawyer up’ after third-party report
New report shows outdated communication processes from the regulator
Danielle Paradis
Danielle is a Métis writer, journalist, editor, educator, and podcaster who lives in Treaty 6 (Edmonton, Alberta). She has written for both local and international audiences. You can read (or hear) her work at Canadaland, Chatelaine, Toronto Star (Edmonton), Gig City, BUSTLE, Canadian True Crime Podcast, The Sprawl and now APTN News. Danielle covers politics, arts and culture, and Indigenous Issues.
First Nation in B.C. says new route for Trans Mountain pipeline runs through ‘sacred site’
Nation member says approval of the route is a ‘gross violation’ of Indigenous rights.
Edmonton police announce more arrests death of child on Samson Cree First Nation
Five people in total have now been charged in girl’s death
Toronto twins and mother charged with fraud
Karima Manji, Amira Gill and Nadya Gill have been charged with two counts each of fraud.
Ontario court dismisses sex worker charter challenge
‘Sex workers deserve recognition,’ says advocates after a ruling by Ontario court rules Canadian laws on sex work are constitutional
Disputed bison hunt begins in northern Alberta
The hunt had been on hold since the 2017-18 season
‘People act like I was born into homelessness’: Edmonton residents talk about life in encampments
Living in unhoused encampments means a life between jurisdictions
Man convicted in killing of Métis hunters begins appeal
Defence lawyer argues jury did not receive proper instructions
As the evacuation order lifts, questions remain about the unhoused evacuees of the N.W.T
‘We will not know how many unhoused evacuees return until re-entry efforts have concluded’ says N.W.T official