Five First Nations News Today

Five First Nations on Vancouver Island are partnering with the province on clean-energy projects to power their communities.

Demonstrations in Ontario have a growing sense of power and momentum over the past year and are beginning to show results, like with Doug Ford's reversal on the Greenbelt.

Five First Nations university students are en route to NASA after being selected for an internship at its Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The program is led by Monash University’s National Indigenous Space Academy, which hopes to produce the first ever Indigenous astronaut.

When we're publishing this article, Göran “Gossa” Gustavsson, Ultra Endurance Paddler and Yster SUP Team Rider supporting the premium Swedish brand on the development side, is already in Canada, getting acclimatised in the run up the Yukon River Quest, kicking off on the 4th July. This ultra endurance challenge is an annual marathon race testing paddlers’

Five First Nations reach historic $800 million, 44,266 hectares settlement with B.C., federal government, The resolution of these Treaty Land Entitlement claims is the result of the dedicated effort by the Chiefs, Councils, communities and negotiators since 2004, according to the province,

Five First Nations in BC Treaty Land Entitlements

The settlements resolve long-standing claims that the First Nations did not receive all the lands owed to them under Treaty 8, which they signed in 1899, government officials said.

Five First Nations in BC Treaty Land Entitlements

Five First Nations in BC Treaty Land Entitlements

Five First Nations in BC Treaty Land Entitlements