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Bonnyville to leave the Federation of Canadian Municipalities
Not only is western alienation from the federal government been troubling Albertans lately, but Alberta’s rural municipalities are also feeling the disconnect from their eastern counterparts.
Congresswoman Deb Haaland working to restore Indigenous Olympian Jim Thorpe’s medals
Democrat Congresswoman Deb Haaland has brought forward a resolution to acknowledge the achievements of James “Jim” Thorpe.
Highlights of Métis Week in Alberta
A look at the events that took place in the past week to commemorate the Metis of Alberta.
The Liberals are dogmatists, not experts when it comes to climate change
McKenna’s campaign of climate panic is sadly par for the course for her throughout her term as the Environment and Climate Minister.
Canadian football team offering scholarship to indigenous student-athletes
To this day, relatively little is known about “Indian” Jack Jacobs – a first-class inductee into the CFL Hall of Fame.
Kenney follows through on $1 billion campaign promise to indigenous people
As part of this pledge, Indigenous nations will be given $1 billion in loan guarantees to help kickstart Indigenous involvement in crucial resource projects.
From a life of struggle to achieving her political dream: Cyara Bird’s journey
The Post Millennial sat down with Indigenous candidate for the Conservative Party Cyara Bird, to discuss overcoming challenges and fighting for the rights of First Nations communities.
Alberta Indigenous communities buy into Transmission Line
Northern Alberta First Nation and Metis communities have purchased forty percent of the 508-km transmission line.
The mainstream media’s double standard
Now, when we have a story about Prime Minister Trudeau’s wrongdoings, in which he admits he did something wrong, the mainstream media are reporting without any subtle digs at the PM.
B.C. Liberal MLA on LNG Pipeline and resource development
As an Indigenous man himself, Ross has been a long-time proponent of Indigenous involvement in developing pipelines.
Northern Saskatchewan First Nation suffering under corrupt, inept leadership
While the case ultimately went nowhere, due to the main whistleblower, Larry Iron, backing off his earlier affidavits stating that he had engaged in vote-buying to help the chief and council gain re-election, the community was left with a leadership that many felt was “illegitimate.”
Lack of transparency around Calgary Flames arena: Canadian Taxpayers Federation
“Many arenas have been built privately in Canada, and there’s no reason why it can’t be done in Calgary as well. So, Calgary can get the benefits of a new arena without having to risk taxpayer money on it.”
A ‘climate crisis’ agenda by AFN Yukon – manufactured or necessary?
Chief Dana Tizya-Tramm has made the appeal to all branches of government, stating, “Gwich’in wealth is measured in our rivers, in our animals and in our lands being healthy.”
Interview with Sask. MP Rosemarie Falk
On May 30th, 2018, Rosemarie Falk’s infamous high-five drew mass outrage from her political opponents, who were quick to associate the gesture with the Conservative vote on Bill C-262.
Despite some opposition from BC’s Indigenous bands, most see the benefits to the oil and gas industry
“I’m doing this for a purpose. I’m doing this to get my people out of poverty and trying to get us to a better place,” said former First Nation Chief Ellis Ross.
