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Lytton, B.C. Area on Fire Again Four Years After Devastating Blaze

Wildfires · British Columbia

Lytton, B.C. Area on Fire Again Four Years After Devastating Blaze

85% Left coverage: 34 sources

Several Lytton First Nation reserves have been put under an evacuation alert after a fire sparked Monday evening. The fire is burning across the Fraser River from the Village of Lytton.See the Story

B.C. First Nation issues evacuation order as wildfire burns nearby

British Columbia · British Columbia

B.C. First Nation issues evacuation order as wildfire burns nearby

80% Left coverage: 25 sources

Sign at Ontario's Popular Sauble Beach Changed to Reflect First Nation Land Ownership

North America · Sauble Beach

Sign at Ontario's Popular Sauble Beach Changed to Reflect First Nation Land Ownership

69% Left coverage: 13 sources

A landmark sign at a popular Ontario beach was changed just before Canada Day to reflect a First Nation’s ownership of the land. The red sign on the shore of Lake Huron in South Bruce Peninsula that previously read “Welcome to Sauble Beach” now reads “Welcome to Saugeen Beach.” Saugeen First Nation band councillor […]See the Story

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Sign at Ontario's Popular Sauble Beach Changed to Reflect First Nation Land Ownership

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Sign at Ontario's Popular Sauble Beach Changed to Reflect First Nation Land Ownership

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B.C., Vancouver, First Nations sign deal to partner in planning, hosting World Cup

78% Left coverage: 9 sources

British Columbia’s government, the City of Vancouver and three First Nations have signed an agreement to co-operate on hosting the seven World Cup games being played in the city next year.World Cup · British Columbia See the Story

National chief calls on senators to slow down major projects bill

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First Nation · Ottawa See the Story

Millions in 'unfair' legal fees part of a broader problem in First Nations law - The Turtle Island News

By Sonal Gupta, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Canada’s National Observer Legal fee agreements between a First Nation and its former law firm were unfair and, in some cases, unenforceable, a Saskatchewan judge concluded. Some legal experts say the issue is more common and causes more harm among First Nations than with the general population. The decision, released Tuesday, settles a 2021 dispute over millions of dollars in legal fees and …First Nation · Saskatchewan See the Story

Eskasoni Powwow draws crowds from near and far

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With a powerful message to all First Nation’s people who attended the 34th annual Eskasoni Powwow Saturday afternoon, announcer Donnie Speidel opened the event by telling the people: “We areFirst Nation · Eskasoni See the Story

Canada's first Indigenous nuclear operator will 'give back the wisdom'

The first Indigenous nuclear operator in Canada aims to give his knowledge back, and ensure First Nation communities are well informed.First Nation · Canada See the Story

Beardy's and Okemasis Cree Nation wins legal battle over Cows and Plows fees

Beardy’s and Okemasis Cree Nation has won an important legal battle saving the First Nation millions of dollars. The Cree Nation was in litigation with Maurice Law – their initial lawyers for their Cows and Plows settlement. Beardy’s and Okemasis, would switch lawyers and settle with Canada for over $200 million in compensation. Maurice Law, however, would take the Cree Nation to court claiming over $10 million in contingency fees owed to them f…First Nation · Regina Read Article

Surface workers at Musselwhite gold mine join a union

Employees of the First Nation partnership Big Beaver House voted unanimously to join the United Steelworkers union.First Nation · Ontario Read Article

B.C. FN raises monument honouring victims of TB hospital near Prince Rupert

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Monument memorializes Indigenous people who died in the Miller Bay TB Hospital and honours survivorsFirst Nation · Prince Rupert See the Story

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