A Montana judge must decide whether to once again block the proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline or side with U.S. government attorneys who want him to uphold President Donald Trump’s permit to cross the U.S. – Canada border. Continue reading
The agreement setting guidelines for self-determination talks between the two governments was signed on Sept. 5. Continue reading
A 16-year-old climate activist who garnered international attention when she scolded world leaders at the United Nations is visiting Indigenous reservations in the U.S. to talk about oil pipelines. Continue reading
Even if Justin Trudeau eliminates long-term boil water advisories, experts say he likely won’t have solved the issue of providing clean drinking water to First Nations. Continue reading
The man’s blockade is to exercise what he’s calling an assertion of title and jurisdiction of Anishinabek territory. Continue reading
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The annual Wabanaki Water Walk is an awareness campaign that honours the sacredness of water in a world of rising sea levels, increasing temperatures and near-constant resource extraction. Continue reading
Tanya Brooks was murdered on May 10, 2009, and her body was discovered in the window well of St. Patrick’s-Alexandra School in Halifax the following day. Continue reading
The Sinixt First Nation is still fighting today for recognition to prove that its people are, indeed, living. Continue reading
A few RCMP officers remained on scene, but their presence did not deter Mi’kmaw women from returning to the site to observe the company’s actions. Continue reading
After years of use as a landfill and golf course, a local Indigenous group wants Belle Park and Belle Island left alone. Continue reading