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This major court case holds a silver lining for BC’s mining future

Posted on Articles by · October 15, 2023 12:52 PM

BC Court finds ‘duty to consult’ on mineral claims within Indigenous territories, opening the door to a new relationship with First Nations.

Our LNG exports only make sense

Posted on Articles by · March 06, 2023 2:11 PM

As the world reverts to coal, Canadian LNG is needed now more than ever, says the First Nations LNG Alliance.

How the Squamish Nation and partners made history

Posted on Articles by · February 02, 2023 11:39 AM

An inside look at the first-ever binding Indigenous-led environmental assessments of pipeline projects in Canada.

BC’s paradigm shift on old growth will be about more than just trees

Posted on Articles by · October 03, 2022 8:00 AM

Alice Palmer: We need to change not only how we log but also how we listen to each other.

Pipeline equity deal represents fundamental shift for First Nations and Canada’s resource sector

Posted on Articles by · July 04, 2022 7:43 AM

Historic milestone in Coastal GasLink’s pipeline sets new precedent for Indigenous-industry partnerships, says Saulteau First Nations Chief.

Does Ottawa have selective hearing when it comes to salmon farming in BC?

Posted on Articles by · June 13, 2022 8:16 AM

Dallas Smith of the Coalition of First Nations for Finfish Stewardship says it’s time for Ottawa to listen.

Pacheedaht succeed despite protests

Posted on Articles by · June 10, 2022 7:54 AM

The Pacheedaht First Nation is a powerful success story, not an inconvenient fact for Fairy Creek protestors, writes Josiah Haynes.

Three myths you might have heard

Posted on Articles by · June 06, 2022 9:05 AM

From subsidies to the energy transformation and beyond, Josiah Haynes debunks tall tales on BC natural gas.

When traditional territories overlap: A BC First Nations example

Posted on Articles by · March 14, 2022 6:59 PM

It's a tale of two neighbouring Indigenous groups, the Wet'suwet'en and the Carrier Sekani, with big implications for a major infrastructure project.

Equity partnerships represent a turning point for Indigenous communities

Posted on Articles by · March 11, 2022 11:20 AM

Indigenous entrepreneurs are putting tired narratives to rest. Josiah Haynes explores the partnerships defining a new generation of economic reconciliation.

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This major court case holds a silver lining for BC’s mining future

BC Court finds ‘duty to consult’ on mineral claims within Indigenous territories, opening the door to a new relationship with First Nations.

Our LNG exports only make sense

As the world reverts to coal, Canadian LNG is needed now more than ever, says the First Nations LNG Alliance.

How the Squamish Nation and partners made history

An inside look at the first-ever binding Indigenous-led environmental assessments of pipeline projects in Canada.

BC’s paradigm shift on old growth will be about more than just trees

Alice Palmer: We need to change not only how we log but also how we listen to each other.

Pipeline equity deal represents fundamental shift for First Nations and Canada’s resource sector

Historic milestone in Coastal GasLink’s pipeline sets new precedent for Indigenous-industry partnerships, says Saulteau First Nations Chief.

Does Ottawa have selective hearing when it comes to salmon farming in BC?

Dallas Smith of the Coalition of First Nations for Finfish Stewardship says it’s time for Ottawa to listen.

Pacheedaht succeed despite protests

The Pacheedaht First Nation is a powerful success story, not an inconvenient fact for Fairy Creek protestors, writes Josiah Haynes.

Three myths you might have heard

From subsidies to the energy transformation and beyond, Josiah Haynes debunks tall tales on BC natural gas.

When traditional territories overlap: A BC First Nations example

It's a tale of two neighbouring Indigenous groups, the Wet'suwet'en and the Carrier Sekani, with big implications for a major infrastructure project.

Equity partnerships represent a turning point for Indigenous communities

Indigenous entrepreneurs are putting tired narratives to rest. Josiah Haynes explores the partnerships defining a new generation of economic reconciliation.

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