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Architect Mauricio Soto-Rubio said 3D printing technology allows for faster and more efficient construction.

Want a carbon tax carve-out? Stand in line.

Phase 1 of IODI Cohort 2 Successfully Completed OTTAWA - CLIMATE News - Ten remote Indigenous communities and First Nations across Canada have victoriously concluded Phase 1 of the Indigenous Off-Diesel Initiative (IODI) Cohort 2. This initiative underscores the proactive steps taken by these communities in combating climate change through the adoption of clean, renewable,

Philippine Canadian Inquirer Canada meets commitment to welcome 40,000 vulnerable Afghans Immigration

The Trudeau government's summer cabinet shakeup has created challenges when trying to advance Inuit political priorities in Ottawa, says Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami President Natan Obed — a concern made more pressing as the Liberals approach their ninth year in power.

Bill C-38, containing the latest amendments to the Indian Act, has come under fire from opposition members of Parliament for discriminating against the very First Nations women it purports to benefit. Nunavut MP Lori Idlout, who serves as NDP critic of Crown-Indigenous Relations, led the charge against the Bill when it came before the House of Commons for second reading and debate on Oct. 20.

The Bloc Québécois has thrown its support behind Algonquin First Nations opposing a proposed nuclear waste site near the Ottawa River at Canadian Nuclear Laboratories at Chalk River.

The Wunnumin Lake First Nation is the latest community to be connected to the power grid thanks to the Wataynikaneyap Power project.

The ‘line that brings light’ connects Wunnumin Lake First Nation to the provincial power grid

OTTAWA — The interim national chief of the Assembly of First Nations is urging those eligible to receive compensation from a landmark class-action settlement to be careful that lawyers do not try to take advantage of them.