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Fort McKay First Nation Creates Room to Grow through Reserve Additions
Fort McKay First Nation is proud to announce the addition of eleven parcels of land to its reserve holdings following a multi-year process with the Federal Government. The parcels of land, totaling 114 acres, include land set aside for the Nation during the 2003 Treaty Land Entitlement process, as well as land located within the […]
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Why a Southern Alberta First Nation turned off the tap to hundreds of area farmers – Global News
April 30, 2022 Troy Bischler started to panic. The Granum, Alta., area farmer was in the middle of calving season with 180 cow-calf pairs and he was running out of water. “We maybe have a week left in the dugout. After that there is really no Plan B,” Bischler told Global News on April 27. […]
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Western Canada: Supreme Court ruling on Alberta land claims case makes it easier for First Nations to fund legal challenges – The Globe and Mail
Mar 23, 2022 Good morning. It’s James Keller in Calgary. A Supreme Court of Canada ruling involving an Alberta First Nation has made it easier for Indigenous communities to obtain court-ordered subsidies to pay for legal challenges against the government. The court ruled 9-0 that even though the Beaver Lake Cree Nation has millions of […]
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Landrex, Fort McKay First Nation partner on $176M Urban Village in St. Albert – St. Albert Gazette
Project to be located on a 12.85-acre parcel of land east of St. Albert Trail and north of Coal Mine Road. Developer Landrex and Fort McKay First Nation will be 50/50 partners for a new $176-million Urban Village in the City of St. Albert. Located on a 12.85-acre parcel of land east of St. Albert Trail and […]
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Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo and Siksika Nation sign Historic Partnership
February 22, 2022 22 FEBRUARY 2022 (Calgary, AB) — At a ceremony held this morning at the zoo, the Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo and the Siksika Nation Tribal Administration (“Siksika Nation”) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) with the goal of developing a respectful, strong, and equitable relationship related to supporting reconciliation and creating opportunities for the […]
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Siksika Nation to receive $1.3B in land claim settlement – CTV News
Dec. 20, 2021 The Siksika Nation has voted to accept a $1.3 billion one-time settlement payment from the federal government over a wrongful land surrender that dates back to 1910. About 77 per cent of nation members voted in favour of the referendum last week, with 70 per cent of eligible voter turnout, according to […]
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Siksika Nation members accept the Global Settlement Agreement
Siksika Nation members vote in favour of the Siksika Nation Global Settlement Agreement that will include a one-time payment of 1.3 Billion dollars and will discontinue all filed court actions relating to the settlement. Approximatley 70% of eligible voters turned out to the polls on December 16th and 17th, 2021 in Siksika and Calgary as […]
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Information Letter: Provincial landowner notification requirements and considerations on First Nation lands
Original January 2020, updated November 2021 to include Liability Reduction Program. BackgroundIndustry is required to engage with landowners at various stages of oil and gas development, typically by way of personal consultation or written notification, sometimes in order to satisfy provincial licencing requirements (provincial landowner notification). This includes activities such as licence amendments and cancellations, […]
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We encourage people to do the research’: A look at developing land acknowledgments – New West Record
When Lance Cardinal was approached by the Edmonton Oilers to act as an Indigenous consultant, the Cree artist and designer knew the first thing he wanted to do was create a land acknowledgment. Cardinal worked with the National Hockey League team and Chief Wilton Littlechild, a former commissioner for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, to […]
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Fort Saskatchewan RCMP make Indigenous land acknowledgement – Spruce Grove Examiner
On Thursday, Oct. 14 the Fort Saskatchewan RCMP and the City of Fort Saskatchewan hosted honoured guests Elder Kookum Doreen Wabesca and Carol Cardinal at the local detachment for a blessing ceremony and an acknowledgement of our presence on Indigenous Treaty Six territory. “It was a great honour to be part of the ceremony,” said […]
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