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Texas company to pay B.C. First Nation $12M over 2016 tugboat spill
A British Columbia First Nation says a Texas company has agreed to pay more than $12 million in the first portion of a “multi-part settlement” after a grounded tugboat spilled about 110,000 litres of pollutants in central coast waters in 2016. The Tribal Council at the Heiltsuk Nation says in a notice to members on Facebook this week that the deal involves parties including Houston-based liquid marine transport operator Kirby Corp. The statement says Kirby has agreed to pay the…
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Six Nations Elected Council says it is “transitioning” out of cannabis just as new season begins
Six Nations Elected Council repeals its cannabis control law By Lynda Powless Editor Six Nations Elected…
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Attack commence regular season with games in Mississauga
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Editorial: SNEC just walking away from cannabis?
Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) has a lot of explaining to do. And a simple post…
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Texas company to pay B.C. First Nation $12M over 2016 tugboat spill
A British Columbia First Nation says a Texas company has agreed to pay more than $12…
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By Lisa Johnson Treaty chiefs representing First Nations across the West say they are willing to…
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First Nation implements security checkpoints to combat crime
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AFNQL urges the provincial government to abandon Bill 1
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A lawsuit challenges Hawaii homestead leases limited to those with 50% Hawaiian blood
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Nunavut Inuit Heritage Centre in Iqaluit receives another $5 million from Inuit association
By William Koblensky Varela, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Nunavut News The Qikiqtani Inuit Association (QIA) has…
B.C. extends pause on new mineral claims in northern regions to 2027
The British Columbia government has extended its pause on new mineral rights claim registrations in the…
Mounties in Saskatchewan resume hunt for suspect in deadly shooting
The hunt is back on for a suspect in a deadly shooting this week at a…
Minister says Canadian forestry crisis goes beyond Trump tariffs
By Wolfgang Depner Canada’s forestry sector is the trade “canary in the coal mine” as it…
Conservative MP says First Nations votes will be critical in Alberta referendum
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