Mi'kmaq Nations in N.B. take control of water, wastewater systems in agreement with feds
Seven Mi’kmaq First Nations in New Brunswick are taking control of their own water and wastewater systems in a new agreement with the federal government.
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As the rainforest gets drier, Amazon Indigenous groups thirst for clean water
By Kevin Damasio Mariazinha Baré spent her childhood bathing and playing in the Upper Negro River. Born and raised on the ...
These Traditional Owners are demanding that First Nations voices are heard on water
A confederation of Indigenous nations says that government must take what they have to say seriously, instead of just a 'tick ...
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Poilievre pitches corporate tax plan to supply clean drinking water to First Nations
Speaking at a rally in Ottawa on Saturday, Poilievre said he would encourage Indigenous leaders to support natural resource projects by "letting companies pay a share of their federal corporate taxes ...
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Leanne Betasamosake Simpson explores how water can confer belonging in upcoming book
“Snowflakes start out as a single nucleated dust particle that attracts water droplets that in turn freeze and accelerate ...
30 years under longest boil-water advisory in Canada, Neskantaga First Nation pushes for new treatment plant
Neskantaga First Nation in northwestern Ontario is marking the 30th anniversary of being under a boil-water advisory — the ...
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Pope Francis: Defending Indigenous rights ‘a matter of justice’
Land, water, and food are not mere commodities but the very basis of life and the link between these [Indigenous] peoples and ...
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Let indigenous peoples lead just energy transition
Research finds that indigenous peoples, including women and youth, can lead and have an active role as promoters of clean and ...