Saturday, May 25, 2013

NEWS

May, 2013

CFNG: A Centre for Change

The new Centre for First Nations Governance aims to improve day-to-day operations while focusing on self-governance.

After losing federal funding, former Centre staff rally to create a new self-funded social enterprise. Read More


May, 2013

We will all miss Elijah Harper

We will all miss Elijah Harper. He was recently a Board member for the former National Centre for First Nations Governance and deeply understood the importance of restoring our nations. Read More

May, 2013

Rebuilding Our Nations: Tips and Tools for Getting Started

How do we create effective self-governance? How do we protect land and water? How do we develop sustainable economies? Learn about effective self-governance and how other First Nations have found answers to these questions. Read More

May, 2013

Can First Nations Build Homes from Wood Harvested in their Traditional Territories?

In January, 2001 Maliseet citizens, Dale Sappier and Clark Polchies were stopped in their truck carrying 16 hardwood logs and were subsequently charged under New Brunswick’s Crown Lands and Forests Act with unlawful possession of, or cutting of Crown timber from Crown lands. The logs had been cut or taken from lands traditionally harvested by the respondents’ First Nations and were harvested to build Clark Polchies house. Read More

March 2012

Watch and Listen: Tradition and Effective Governance

Hereditary Chiefs, Indian Act Chiefs and citizens discuss traditional governance and the impact of the Indian Act on the community and youth. Read More

 

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