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These three Indigenous artists are partnering with a global tech giant to platform their cultures - Vimarsana News

These three Indigenous artists are partnering with a global tech giant to platform their cultures

The trio brought together similar aspects of their cultures to create the artwork that features traditional headdresses, yarning circles, cosmic overlays and stone fish traps.

Source: sbs.com.au
Aboriginal owners and energy investors team up in plan for $3bn green hydrogen plant in WA - Vimarsana News

Aboriginal owners and energy investors team up in plan for $3bn green hydrogen plant in WA

‘Radically different’ partnership aims to construct more than a million solar panels to power electrolysers

Agreement reached to share Columbia River Treaty revenues with First Nations - Vimarsana News

Agreement reached to share Columbia River Treaty revenues with First Nations

The Ktunaxa, Secwépemc and Syilx Okanagan Nations will each receive 5% of the revenue generated

Agreement reached to share Columbia River Treaty revenues with First Nations - Parksville Qualicum Beach News - Vimarsana News

Agreement reached to share Columbia River Treaty revenues with First Nations - Parksville Qualicum Beach News

The Ktunaxa, Secwépemc and Syilx Okanagan Nations will each receive 5% of the revenue generated

3 Indigenous police services in northern Ontario could cease operating due to lack of funding - Vimarsana News

3 Indigenous police services in northern Ontario could cease operating due to lack of funding

Three Indigenous police services that serve 45 First Nation communities across northern Ontario have arrived at an impasse in negotiating agreements with the federal government. With no funding since March 31, they could be forced to close.

Source: cbc.ca