This week’s articles/newsworthy items reflect the positive approach of partnership and economic growth. First Nation participation in the Darlington nuclear project shows the scope of participation in the energy sector. Yet, other First Nations are concerned about the storage and transportation of nuclear waste which indicates more dialogue and a better understanding of the subject is required. Some articles reflect the ongoing work required on the journey toward reconciliation.
Read this week’s edition below:
300 years after treaty signing, Mi’kmaw leaders say the fight for rights recognition continues
Artist at 80 has stayed true to his gift throughout his career – Windspeaker.com
Clean-water legislation gets lukewarm reception from Indigenous leaders – Indiginews
syilx Nation declares watershed emergency
Cattle and conservation clash on Brazil’s Bananal Island | AP News
Muskrat Dam First Nation Energized by Wataynikaneyap Power – Wataynikaneyap Power
Vaughn Palmer: There has to be a better way to resolve overlapping claims in BC treaty process
Why an ex-national chief wants to sue Canada over its secret Indigenous spying program
