Category : Indigenous Affairs


UN Indigenous Forum Tackles War, Climate, and AI Issues

The United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues addresses critical global threats including armed conflicts, environmental degradation, and artificial intelligence risks impacting indigenous communities worldwide.

Mary Simon Speaks on Indigenous Rights at UN

Governor General Mary Simon is in New York to address Indigenous rights at the United Nations, highlighting Canada's ongoing commitment to reconciliation and international advocacy for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.

B.C. to Suspend Indigenous Rights Law, Sources Say

The British Columbia government is reportedly preparing to suspend a key Indigenous rights law, according to First Nations sources. Premier David Eby's administration faces scrutiny over this significant policy shift.

B.C. NDP Touts Treaty Amid DRIPA Pushback

The B.C. NDP government signs a milestone treaty with the K’omoks First Nation, highlighting progress while facing ongoing criticism over changes to the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act.

Mi'kmaw Chiefs Call for Moratorium on Raids After Blockades

Mi'kmaw leaders in Nova Scotia are urging authorities to suspend community raids following recent highway blockades that disrupted traffic on Highway 102, highlighting ongoing tensions over Indigenous rights and law enforcement approaches.

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