News Archive
February 2003
Prime Minister Fails to Respond to Calls for Aboriginal Participation at First Minister’s Meeting
Federal Funding Enables Long-Term Economic Expansion
Aboriginal and Treaty Rights Exercised
Fisheries Solutions Must Be Fair
October 2002
Marathon Canada Provides Funds for Aboriginal Scholars
Political Leaders must Act On Recommendations - Treaty Commission
Okanagan Indian Band Nd Gov. Of Canada Resolve Outstanding Claims
New Interpretive Centre Puts Ktunaxa Culture Front And Centre
September 2002
Delegated governance, not inherent rights
Mother launches campaign to recruit aboriginal bone marrow donors
Anti-discrimination committee conclusions
Research as a spiritual contract
Peter Wealick - Inside the Internet
August 2002
The Aftermath of the Referendum: Now What?
DIAND Funds Cat Lake, Slate Falls Forestry Development Through Windigo Tribal Council
First Nations Trail Blaze Holistic approach to Services for Children and Youth
Forest Pilot Means First Nation Jobs
July 2002
Salt River First Nation Signs Final Settlement Agreement
Government Of Canada Supports Aboriginal Investment And Technology Opportunities For Voisey's Bay
Caldwell First Nation Wins Court Ruling in Federal Court of Appeal
May 2002
Chief Warns Of White Supremacists Activity
Teachers Support Chiefs In Opposing Referendum
National Chief Endorses Position Of Chief And Council Of M'chigeeng
New Fund To Create Economic Opportunities For First Nations
March 2002
Aboriginal Acheivement Foundation Release
February 2002
$233,000 Awarded For Native-School Abuse
Aboriginal Student Earns CN Scholarship Award Member Of BC's Tahltan Band To Complete Studies At MIT
ICC Recommends Canada Accept Esketemc Claim For Negotiation
Should You Participate In The BC Treaty Referendum?
January 2002
$233,000 Awarded For Native-School Abuse
Aboriginal Student Earns CN Scholarship Award Member Of BC's Tahltan Band To Complete Studies At MIT
ICC Recommends Canada Accept Esketemc Claim For Negotiation
Should You Participate In The BC Treaty Referendum?
December 2001
Sliammon Vote No to Agreement in Principal
Indigenous People Lead Path to Sustainable Global Security and Development
Indian Affairs Minister Robert Nault's agenda faces huge resistance from key Aboriginal leaders.
Abrupt Termination Of Talks Endangers Elders, Youth And Land-Users Of Skwelkwek’welt
November 2001
Beyond The Horizon: A Vision For Aboriginal Canada
Major Breakthrough in Canada: First Nations Relations
Andres Leach: 6 Most Important Responsibilities of the Board of Directors
October 2001
Where are You When Opportunity Knocks - Available and Responsive?
EIGHT ABORIGINAL STUDENTS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS FROM XEROX CANADA
MISTAWASIS FIRST NATION AND CANADA REACH $16-MILLION SPECIFIC CLAIM AGREEMENT
ALGONQUINS OCCUPY LAND NEAR PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS
THE CRIMINALIZATION OF SKWELKWEK'WELT DEFENDERS
September 2001
Campbell River Indian Band receives investment for the expansion of Discovery Harbour Marina
Halfway River First Nation prevents access along North Road to protect sacred hunting areas
Environmentalists and First Nations call for solutions to Softwood Lumber War
Nisga’a Raise Mushroom Permit Cost: Backlash feared as price goes from $25 to $250
August 2001
Bringing Government to Standstill PC
Bob Kennedy - Turtle Island Native News
Canada Tries To Shut Out Citizens From Trade Dispute
A Very Brief History of Management
July 2001
Secwepemc Woman assaulted at Sun Peaks
Greenpeace applauds Squamish Nation for land use plan
Labrador Inuit Land Claims Agreement-In-Principle signed
June 2001
APTN Board of Directors Elected
Software Piracy, What is it and what should I look for
February 2001
BC Releases Canada's First Aboriginal Tobacco Strategy
2001 National Aboriginal Achievement Awards Winners announced
$8 million to be invested in Aboriginal children
January 2001
Okanagan Nation rebuffed by owners of Spotted Lake
FNEC hosts TV & Film Information Session (PPA)
Mission’s Xa:ytem Longhouse Gets Grant from Local Philanthropist
Fed government files lawsuit against controversial Manitoba native treatment centre
December 2000
Native Treaty Rights And Parks Plan Clash in Canada
Health Canada issues health advisory regarding phenylpropanolamine (PPA)
BC to host its first Youth Tobacco Summit
Aboriginal Sport Circle hosted their Annual General Assembly
November 2000
First Nations Leaders lodge ten formal complaints
Manitoba claim settlements implementation act
October 2000
September 2000
Aboriginal Hunters To Become Criminals in 2001
Proposed Melvin Creek/Cayoose Ski Resort Development:Dead
B.C. Takes Firm Stand On Salmon Farm Escapes
August 2000
Booming Fisheries for First Nations
Favorable Court Ruling for First Nations
After we are gone, Our children will carry on with this fight
Electronic Transactions Act enables E-Commerce in BC
A bereaved mother's endless pain
July 2000
First B.C. member named to Pacific fisheries council
Aboriginal People and HIV/AIDS: Immediate Action Required
Child Care Initiative to Save Families up to $1,100 Per Child
B.C. natives urged to settle treaties
Government Fails to Enforce Forest Practices Code on Kemess Mine's Power Line
Serious concerns over spending at Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
June 2000
Canada cuts economic lifeline to Cheam
Flawed challenge of Nisga'a Treaty by liberals
Getting angry over Native rights
Province Implements Nisga'a Treaty
May 2000
National Leader Supports Partnership With Canada/BC
Native women lose homes under Indian Act rules
Nisga'a Bill receives Royal Assent
April 2000
March 2000
What Really Happened to Anthony Dawson
Cayoosh Ski Resort - Far From A Done Deal
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