First Nations around southern Saskatchewan have made multiple reports regarding an “increase” in black bear sightings. Continue reading →

The Joint Economic Development Initiative has been working in the field of economic development in New Brunswick for almost 25 years, assisting first nation startups get off the ground. Continue reading →

The natural gas company is building a pipeline from northeastern B.C. to LNG Canada’s export terminal in Kitimat on the coast. Continue reading →

Residents in the Peerless and Trout Lake communities can now return home after an evacuation order was downgraded to an alert early Saturday morning.  Continue reading →

Chief George Ginnish says the community, also known as Natoaganeg, has been waiting for 20 years to exercise their moderate livelihood rights. Continue reading →

The military said in a release Saturday that the number of evacuees cannot be confirmed due to the “fluid nature of the situation.” Continue reading →

Manitoba’s Peguis First Nation is cracking down on drug use on their land. Continue reading →

The findings were released Friday night after post mortem examinations were completed. Continue reading →

Delaware Nation is accepting the return of its original village from the United Church of Canada. Continue reading →