All about treaties in Gatineau this week
The architects responsible for crafting modern day treaties are gathering this week in Gatineau.
The architects responsible for crafting modern day treaties are gathering this week in Gatineau.
Dene Chief Bill Erasmus is considering a run to become the next national chief of the Assembly of First Nations.
Ottawa announced last week that it will reduce federal oversight of mining and oil projects and turn over most environmental reviews to the provinces.
With provincial organizations like the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations in disarray, First Nations in Saskatchewan took matters into their own hands.
First Nations chiefs in three provinces have struck a crippling blow against a blue-ribbon panel created by the Assembly of First Nations and Ottawa to study on-reserve education and create a template for new legislation.
The people of Kwakiutl First Nation on Vancouver Island are taking part in a major demonstration.
How to take control over natural resources on Indigenous territories is at the top of the agenda for chiefs from three Western provinces meeting in Winnipeg this week.
Two Anishinabe First Nations in Ontario say provincial wildlife officials should cease “harassing” their people in the woods and on the water or risk “aggravating a volatile situation.”
A historic treaty is at risk of being struck down in British Columbia.