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BC Hydro must repay the Gitga'at First Nation more than $700,000 after unfairly charging the tiny community an extra annual fee for nearly a decade. Four other Indigenous communities also paid similar "discriminatory" charges, a recent BC Utilities Commission Complaint revealed.

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The Little Blue River fire is now 30,000 hectares

The Little Blue River fire is now 30,000 hectares

Accelerating Community Energy Transformation (ACET) is a multi-partner research initiative helping small- to-mid-sized communities achieve their unique clean-energy systems goals.

More than 200 First Nations leaders and health-care workers met for three days in Prince George, B.C., to talk about dealing with the drug crisis in the north of the province.

As Yukon marks 50 years since the start of land claim negotiations, one First Nation in the territory is not celebrating. The Kaska Dena in Ross River say settling a land claim in their traditional territory would go against their fundamental beliefs and values.

The First Nation is charged $85,000 a year

BC sacrificed the Kwadacha Nation’s territory to build a dam. Where does today’s quest for new energy intersect with reconciliation? A special two-part feature.

COVID-19 vaccination clinics for Yukon youth begin in 2 weeks COVID-19 vaccination clinics for Yukon youth aged 12 to 17 will begin at the end of the month. The territorial government has secured a supply of Pfizer vaccine doses for youth. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: May 18, 2021 5:15 PM CT | Last Updated: May 18 The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine has been approved for use on anyone aged 12 and up, Health Canada said earlier this month.(Getty Images)