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Carney announces 20% increase in military starting pay

Ontario First Nation asks for halt to Ring of Fire mining development

62% Left coverage: 13 sources

An Ontario First Nation that has worked toward road access to the mineral-rich Ring of Fire on its traditional territory is now asking the courts to prevent the provincial and federal governments from mineral development in the region.Ontario Politics · Ontario See the Story

Métis Leaders Strike Note of Optimism After Meeting with Carney on Major Projects

100% Left coverage: 14 sources

Métis leaders left a meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney on Thursday saying they’re confident they will be included in talks about major projects Ottawa hopes to use to bolster the economy in the face of a trade war with the United States. Canadian Politics · Canada See the Story

Four months for repeat offender who violated driving ban in 2023 - The Turtle Island News

By Bob Mackin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Prince George Citizen A 35-year-old man who pleaded guilty July 30 to dangerous driving, driving while prohibited and obstructing a police officer more than two years ago was sentenced to another four months in jail. But a judge in Prince George Provincial Court conceded Michael David Trosky would likely serve less time. Court heard that officers from the Uniformed Gang Enforcement Team appreh…Prince George, British Columbia · Prince George Read Article

Ndilo election 2025 Three seeking Chief spot - The Turtle Island News

Ndilo election 2025:Fred Sangris By Eric Bowling, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, NWT News/North Members of the Yellowknives Dene First Nation will head to the polls this month to elect a chief in Ndilo. Advance polls open Aug. 8 and election day is Aug. 18. NNSL Media contacted each candidate with a list of questions. These are Fred Sangris’ responses. 1) What made you decide to seek re-election? I was asked by members of both communities…Northwest Territories · Northwest Territories Read Article

JD Vance Went Kayaking for His Birthday. Secret Service Had the River Level Raised - The Turtle Island News

Coverage: 2 sources

By Julie Carr Smyth COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Vice President JD Vance’s security detail had an Ohio river’s water level raised last weekend to accommodate a kayaking trip he and his family took to celebrate his 41st birthday. The U.S. Secret Service said it requested the increased waterflow for the Little Miami River, first reported by The Guardian, to ensure motorized watercraft and emergency personnel “could operate safely” while protecting the Re…JD Vance · Ohio See the Story

‘I’m getting scared about this’: Iqaluit councillor says he was robbed, threatened

Iqaluit RCMP say they will investigate after a city councillor claimed he was robbed and repeatedly threatened.Iqaluit · Iqaluit See the Story

‘Not Meant to Be’: Manitoba Museum Reflects as Bay Charter Heads Elsewhere

75% Left coverage: 16 sources

The Manitoba Museum might have one of the largest collections of Hudson’s Bay artifacts, but its CEO isn’t bitter the defunct retailer’s crown jewel isn’t destined for her institution.Business · Winnipeg See the Story

Time to move forward on national agency to fight forest fires, chiefs say

71% Left coverage: 7 sources

The Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs says it’s time for Ottawa to stop studying the idea of a national forest fire co-ordination agency and take action.Canadian Politics · Canada See the Story

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