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  APTN News Trans Mountain Corp. has advised construction contractors to get ready for the restart of its pipeline expansion project to the west coast. […] The post Trans Mountain puts contractors on notice to get ready for pipeline […]

The Canadian Press A deal on a vast new national park reserve in the North is being called a model for future relationships between First […] The post ‘What our ancestors meant:’ Canada, First Nations create new park reserve […]

Lee Wilson APTN News Not having a driver’s license is a huge barrier for many in remote First Nations who are trying to find work […] The post B.C. company works to train drivers in remote First Nations appeared first on APTN News. […]

Lindsay Richardson APTN News Ma-Nee Chacaby’s grandmother could tell that her young granddaughter was different long before Chacaby herself came to the same realization. “I […] The post Montreal Pride makes space for Two-Spirit […]

Amber Bernard APTN News A plaintiff in the Indian Day Schools Settlement says the agreement and compensation for day school survivors will help many heal […] The post ‘I never thought I would live to see justice’: Indian day […]

The Canadian Press A handful of MPs will be back on Parliament Hill on Wednesday to decide whether to dig more deeply into the federal […] The post Ethics committee to decide whether to dig deeper into SNC-Lavalin report appeared first on […]

“You don’t know how many ministers of Indian Affairs I’ve dealt with over the last few decades who have told me that this would happen.” —Sharon McIvor […]

“They’re not hanging around waiting for trouble.&rdquo […]

Another talk is scheduled for Aug. 17 at Southminster-Steinhauer United Church in Edmonton. […]

“This is unacceptable in a developed country. It’s really an issue of equality. If you can turn on the tap in Kelowna and not worry the water is safe, it should be the same in our community.” — Chief Byron Louis. […]

“I’m ready.” — Lando Ba […]