Category : Indigenous Affairs


Saskatchewan Transfers Mineral Rights to Three First Nations

The Saskatchewan government has announced an agreement transferring Crown mineral rights to Pasqua First Nation, Flying Dust First Nation, and Mistawasis Nêhiyawak under Treaty Land Entitlement, fulfilling treaty commitments and creating economic opportun

First Nations: NDP's DRIPA Changes Could Spark Lawsuits

Indigenous leaders in British Columbia criticize extensive amendments to the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, warning they could lead to increased litigation and adversarial relations with the government.

FSIN Defends Position as Feds Seek $30 Million Repayment

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations disputes audit findings as Indigenous Services Canada works to recoup nearly $30 million in federal funding, with FSIN Chief Bobby Cameron asserting good faith throughout the process.

First Nations Call for Audit After Child's Death

First Nations leaders are demanding a comprehensive audit of the Human Rights Commission following the tragic death of a 3-year-old, citing systemic failures and calling for urgent reforms to protect Indigenous children.

B.C. Mulls Weakening DRIPA, Shares Secret Document

The British Columbia government is contemplating amendments to the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, while a confidential document has been disclosed to First Nations leaders, sparking significant debate.

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