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The Lodge at Little Duck has been purchased by the Sayisi Dene First Nation as part of an effort to bring back both economic opportunity and a healing space for community members
Following lobbying by a mining group, B.C. is reviewing how it defines conservation across the province — raising concerns about weaker protections and stalled new protected areas
Funds are being distributed to Indigenous governments, with 22,565 sq km of Tłıc̨hǫ lands recently added to Canada’s protected areas count
Canada must protect 1.7 million sq. kms, the size of Alaska, to meet 2030 conservation goals. Manitoba is eyeing Indigenous-led plans to get there
A group of wood bison travelled from Elk Island National Park in Alberta to join a herd of 200 other bison on the Skownan First Nation in Manitoba. Their addition aims to increase genetic diversity and restore the presence and cultural role of bison in Indigenous communities.
The Hudson Bay region, home to polar bears, belugas and seals, has been dubbed ‘one of the most ecologically significant marine environments on the planet’
Job creation, tax revenue, small business support: why don’t politicians value the economic benefits of environmental protection?
Ottawa says it remains committed to hitting its next conservation milestone even as it races to expand critical minerals production
The province is funding infrastructure improvements in communities along proposed Ring of Fire roads, but with its focus on moving mining ahead, neighbouring First Nations say Ontario’s priorities have gaps
First Nations are disappointed B.C. left the Instagram-famous provincial park open without their buy-in, calling for the province to live up to their joint management agreement
