Decision overturns lower-court ruling that would have allowed the Wolastoqey Nation to lay claim to privately owned industrial lands as part of a broader case

The B.C. Court of Appeal’s 2025 Gitxaala decision overturns key parts of the 2023 ruling, confirming that UNDRIP and B.C.’s Declaration Act carry greater legal force in the province than previously held. The court’s conclusions reshape how UNDRIP informs statutory interpretation, the duty to consult, and Crown conduct, signalling major implications for B.C.’s mineral tenure system and future law reform.

Bank is trying to raise $30-million to $50-million in Indigenous equity capital to bolster its loan book and expand services across the country

Today, Ernie Daniels, President and Chief Executive Officer of FNFA, and the Honourable Rebecca Alty, Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations, joined Chief Derek Epp, Ch'íyáqtel First Nation, BC and FNFA Board Chair to recognize FNFA's achievement of issuing more than $4 billion in financing since the organization was established. This has contributed to the creation of an estimated 39,000 jobs and $8.5 billion to Canada's economy.

By Chevi Rabbit (ANNews) – Hans McCarthy, grandson of the late Frog Lake Chief Lawrence Francis Quinney, has achieved a landmark court victory in a...

With the NDP losing party status in the House of Commons, Veldon Coburn asks, who is speaking on behalf of Indigenous Peoples in Parliament?

OTTAWA — The Indigenous Services minister says community leaders shouldn't worry about zeros in the recent federal budget for programs their members rely on.

Indigenous leaders had mixed reviews of Mark Carney's first budget as prime minister saying major issues were ignored.

Indian Affairs renamed Aboriginal Affairs in 2011