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2月27日 First Nations strike deal on resource useAgreement aims to balance economics and environment
By Darrell Bellaart, Daily NewsFebruary 26, 2009
B.C. First Nations have agreed to work together to develop B.C.'s rich natural resources while protecting them for the future. Representatives of B.C. First Nations natural resource councils signed a co-operation protocol agreement covering areas of forestry, fisheries and energy at the B.C. Assembly of First Nations 5th Regional Chiefs Special Assembly Conference at the Vancouver Island Conference Centre this week. http://www.canada.com/First+Nations+strike+deal+resource/1331366/story.html 2月10日 Letter to the Honourable Chuck StrahlFebruary 6, 2009
Letter to the Honourable Chuck Strahl, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development
Re: Renewed Requests for meeting to discuss closing issue in In-SHUCK-ch Nation Treaty
Housing "catch up" remains key barrier to In-SHUCK-ch treaty
By Stephen Hui The In-SHUCK-ch Nation has completed treaty talks on “all substantive issues” with the provincial government. But the lack of a deal with the federal government to address housing “catch up” is still standing in the way of a treaty, according to a letter from In-SHUCK-ch chiefs to federal minister of Indian affairs Chuck Strahl. 2月9日 Wild, farmed fish can co-exist: Report
Proper management can minimize impact on salmon stocks
By Robert Barron, Daily NewsFebruary 9, 2009
If "rigorously managed," salmon farming and wild salmon can successfully coexist in the same areas, a long-anticipated report has concluded. http://www.canada.com/Wild+farmed+fish+exist+Report/1269331/story.html First Nations housing fails
Problems are legion as aboriginals look at state of their homes
By Judith Lavoie, Times ColonistFebruary 9, 2009
The state of homes on First Nations reserves in Canada is the elephant in the room, rarely discussed, but familiar to anyone driving through reserves on southern Vancouver Island. http://www.canada.com/First+Nations+housing+fails/1269338/story.html Welcome to British Columbia's Third-World ghettoWithin a UNESCO biosphere reserve, the Ahousaht First Nation live in ramshackle, mould-infested housing, an extreme example of conditions on reserves across B.C.
By Judith Lavoie, Times ColonistFebruary 8, 2009 2月6日 Youth charged in Point arsonPaul J. Henderson, The Times Published: Friday, February 06, 2009 A 13-year-old member of an unidentified Chilliwack First Nations band has been arrested in connection with the arson at Lt.-Gov. Steven Point's home on the Skowkale Reserve early Sunday morning. http://www2.canada.com/chilliwacktimes/news/story.html?id=fe5ffe30-9a62-4b5f-bf87-dc4ef095accc
First Nations honor Stan HagenBy Dan MacLennan, Courier-IslanderFebruary 6, 2009 A pivotal, tension-filled moment in 2002 was remembered last Friday as local First Nations leaders paid tribute to the late Stan Hagen at a conference in the Quinsam Hall. http://www.canada.com/First+Nations+honor+Stan+Hagen/1258734/story.html UN panel calls for better treatment of Canada's Aboriginals, immigrants
GENEVA — A United Nations panel is calling on Canada to improve the treatment of its Aboriginal people and other disadvantaged groups such as new immigrants and minorities. http://www.google.com/hostednews/canadianpress/article/ALeqM5hsyp3kbTeFwxMZEAFBTDZxH_SuvA First nations sue over salmonClass action cites damage caused by aquaculture to wild fish stocks Larry Pynn, Vancouver Sun Published: Thursday, February 05, 2009 Aboriginal people in the broughton archipelago off northeastern vancouver island launched a class-action lawsuit wednesday against the b.C. Government for damages caused by salmon farming to wild stocks. Fire at home of lieutenant-governor was arson, Chilliwack RCMP say
Published: February 04, 2009 3:00 PM
The community has rallied around B.C. lieutenant-governor Steven Point and his family since their Chilliwack home was set ablaze Sunday morning. http://www.bclocalnews.com/fraser_valley/hopestandard/news/39094209.html Reserve seats in Commons, Senate for aboriginals: Chief
By CHRISTINA SPENCER, NATIONAL BUREAU Last Updated: 4th February 2009, 2:39am
OTTAWA -- Parliament should set aside a minimum number of seats in the House of Commons and the Senate for aboriginals, says a top Ontario candidate for the job of national chief of the Assembly of First Nations. http://www.torontosun.com/news/canada/2009/02/04/8255526-sun.html Vancouver to host 'the world's biggest potlatch'2010 OLYMPICS: ABORIGINAL PAVILION FIONA MORROW February 3, 2009 VANCOUVER -- Aboriginal leaders from around British Columbia gathered yesterday in Vancouver's Playhouse Theatre to announce details of the 2010 Aboriginal Pavilion of the Olympic Games. The executive director of the Four Host First Nations (FHFN), Tewanee Joseph, described the 8,000-square-foot pavilion, to be erected on the plaza of the downtown Queen Elizabeth Theatre, as "the world's biggest potlatch." http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20090203.VANOC03/TPStory/National |
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