A group of Canada's First Nations has launched a constitutional challenge to recently passed laws that would fast-track ...

Indigenous leaders say the planning process of the summit was rushed, but hope the Prime Minister hears their concerns ...

Yukon's mines minister says the territory's decision to extend some placer mining licences is about ensuring regulators "have ...

Canada’s new government is ready to get our country building major projects again – and projects built in collaboration with Indigenous Peoples will be at the forefront of this work.

Prime Minister Mark Carney said he was optimistic about finding consensus on the Liberals' major projects law as he met with hundreds of First Nations chiefs on Thursday, but by mid-afternoon some ...

An Anishinaabe lawyer says "fuller," "meaningful" engagement needs to happen with Indigenous Peoples if the federal government wants to make the right decisions on projects under the new Building ...

More than 50 First Nations in Canada — with 56,000 people total — depend on approximately 3,700 miles of winter roads.

This framework ensures a clearer process for these Innu First Nations to be consulted on federal decisions that affect them, including environmental stewardship. It is part of the implementation of ...

Trump is confronted by First Nations tribal leader as he arrives for G7 summit in Canada Steven Crowchild says he prayed and set aside his rage to confront Trump in the hope of promoting issues ...

First Nations groups in Canada who fear the adverse impacts a proposed C$16.5 billion (US$12 billion) carbon capture and storage project in Alberta may have on their lands, heritage and culture ...

Ice roads are a lifeline for First Nations. As Canada warms, they’re disappearing. Indigenous peoples are navigating the slow collapse of winter roads — and an even slower pace of help.

By the end of the meeting, some chiefs said they're "cautiously optimistic," while others remain worried about potential cuts to federal funding for Indigenous-facing departments they say will leave ...