Native American Industry News & Blogs

Industry News & Blogs

B.C. First Nation reviews its Enbridge deal, others consider equity offers - The Globe and Mail
www.theglobeandmail.com | Feb 12, 2012
Pipeline company maintains it has the support of 20 bands located within 80 kilometres of the proposed twin pipelines

Newsvine - USDA creates board for Native American farmers
www.newsvine.com | Dec 8, 2011
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has created a special advisory board to help ensure that Native Americans participate in and benefit from USDA programs.

Webequie First Nation signs MOU with INDI Indigenous Development Inc.
www.prleap.com | Oct 1, 2011
Webequie First Nations and INDI Indigenous Development Inc. (INDI) have entered into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) which will see the provision of communications, safety and security services to communities and commercial clients alike in the Ring of Fire.

Coventry couple live as native Americans - mirror.co.uk
www.mirror.co.uk | Aug 1, 2011
DON’T be intimidated by that tomahawk and feathered headdress – Running Bear and Small Warrior are happy to have a pow-wow about their unusual lifestyle.

Australia is first nation to put a price on carbon
www.newscientist.com | Jul 11, 2011
Australia has just announced plans for a carbon tax, beginning in July next year

Arctic resource wealth poses dilemma for indigenous communities | Environment | guardian.co.uk
www.guardian.co.uk | Jul 4, 2011
Oil and mineral deals mean money and jobs, but Inuit leaders are concerned about the lack of a national debate on industrialisation and what it means for the traditional way of life

Cain on Culture - Dying cultures: to save or not to save?
blogs.channel4.com | Feb 22, 2011
Matthew Cain experiences the jostling of cultures in North America and wonders if dying cultures are worth saving. Matthew Cain experiences the jostling of cultures in North America and wonders if dying cultures are worth saving.

Members of Saskatchewan First Nation concerned about deal to build potash mine | Markets | Headline
www.canadianbusiness.com | Jan 4, 2011
REGINA - Some members of a Saskatchewan First Nation say there are more questions than answers about

Native American Horse Tradition Continues in Life Coaching and Leadership Development
www.prlog.org | Nov 17, 2010
Native American Horse Tradition Continues in Life Coaching and Leadership Development. As horses are no longer required to work in our fields and carry us to war, they're doing something arguably more important: working on us. - PR11078936

Celánen: Land, Culture, and Self Governance in Cheam | Changemakers
www.changemakers.com | Nov 3, 2010
<p><strong>Competition:</strong>Property Rights: Identity, Dignity&Opportunity for All<strong></strong></p><p><strong>Describe Your Idea:</strong><br />June Quipp has worked for decades to secure land rights, revitalize culture, and promote health for her Cheam Tribe, Sto:lo First Nation. This