Mikisew Cree First Nation is speaking out against a government-appointed committee's recommendations for releasing treated ...

First Nations leaders and approximately 100 supporters gathered in Fort McMurray earlier this month to reject the Alberta ...

One of the most ambitious moves into renewable energy ever proposed by a Canadian city is on the line in the current ...

As the Alberta government advances a proposal to treat toxic oilsands tailings stored in massive ponds and eventually release the treated water into the Athabasca River, nearby Indigenous nations are ...

Reflecting on his time so far as the chief of the Little Salmon/Carmacks First Nation in the Yukon, Russell Blackjack says there are still many issues in his community that trouble him.

The Mikisew Cree First Nation is opposing any plans to release treated oilsands tailings into waterways, arguing the move ...

The global transition to a green economy has been a boon for the cleantech market — it's helping investment in renewable ...

In 1988, Lubicon Indian chief Bernard Ominayak and Alberta Premier Don Getty concluded seven hours ... Just three days later, more than 200 birds died at the oil giant's Mildred Lake tailings pond. In ...

A stroll around Alberta schoolyards at lunchtime likely won’t yield any laughing students, as a teachers’ strike enters its second day. While staff parking lots certainly aren’t as full as they were ...

1:59 Alberta teachers rally on legislature steps ahead of strike A teachers’ strike is “imminent,” said the union representing Alberta’s educators Sunday, as thousands gathered in Edmonton on the eve ...

What’s new about the Trottier Energy Institute findings is they lead to the reasonable conclusion that the Liberals’ ...

“The Alberta Teachers’ Association and government officials remain in talks,” Schilling said in a news release responding to the lockout notice. Earlier Monday, the 51,000 members of the union started ...