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Keepers of the Water slams environmental exemption for Suncor’s tailings release (opens the original)
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(ANNews) â An Indigenous environmental organization focused on water protection is slamming the Alberta Energy Regulatorâs (AER) decision to exempt Suncorâs plan to release millions of tonnes of tar sands tailings into the Athabasca River from an environmental impact assessment. âThis is why we need federal oversight,â Jesse Cardinal, executive director of Keepers of the Water, told Alberta Native News. âThis is what happens when you offload all of this responsibility to the provinc
Saddle Lake proclaims itself ‘safe haven’ for transgender care (opens the original)
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(ANNews) â On the 150th anniversary of Treaty 6âs signing, Saddle Lake Cree Nation announced that it will invoke the Treatyâs medicine chest clause to provide a âsafe haven for gender-affirming careâ in Alberta on its reserve lands. Â Invoking the medicine chest clause, which First Nations interpret as a promise by the Crown to provide signatories with full health-care coverage, âplaces these services outside provincial jurisdiction,â explains a Sept. 9 news release from Saddle Lak
Preparations underway for first Read Across Wood Buffalo Day on Sept. 25 (opens the original)
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(ANNews) â For the past six months, preparations have been underway for the inaugural Read Across Wood Buffalo Day on Sept. 25, which aims to promote literacy, especially among youth and people from disadvantaged backgrounds. The annual community literacy initiative was conceived by Fort McMurray-based writer Juleus Ghunta, who previously recounted his journey from illiteracy to literacy advocate to this newspaper. In 2025, Ghunta served as regional Writersâ Guild of Alberta writer-in-resid
Large pension funds lack Indigenous rights-focused investment policies: study (opens the original)
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(ANNews) â None of Canadaâs major pension fund managers have investment policies aligned with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), which could expose them to legal risk as the federal government pushes for increased investment in major infrastructure projects, according to a newly released report. The study, Indigenous Rights and Canadian Pension Funds, was published by Shift, a charity dedicated to aligning pension investment policies with climate go
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