Could transit treaties save an embattled pipeline?

July 01, 2011 Category: Policy Tags: aboriginal, duty to consult, Enbridge Inc, Jim Prentice, Northern Gateway
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By Doug Matthews

It's time for governments, not companies, to start addressing aboriginal title More →

Alberta’s Court of Appeal pokes an aboriginal hornet’s nest

April 01, 2011 Category: Policy Tags: aboriginal, Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation, duty to consult, land claim, leases, oil sands, Shell Canada Limited, tenure
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Adequate consultation of pending oil sands development is once again at issue More →

An oil sands venture in Frog Lake is redefining old roles

June 07, 2010 Category: Entrepreneurs Tags: aboriginal, bitumen, Frog Lake Energy Resources Corp, Joe Dio, Kehewin, Pimee
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Frog Lake Energy Resources Corporation runs a 1,300 barrels daily operation east of Edmonton More →

Building on Common Ground

February 01, 2009 Category: People Tags: aboriginal, Aboriginal Programs Project, Alberta Chamber of Resources, Cameco, mining, Northwest Territories, relationships, Royalty Review, Syncrude, uranium
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By Bill Sass

Trade secrets inform a breakthrough guide to industry and aboriginal relations More →

Meet the agency tracking cumulative industry impacts

February 01, 2009 Category: Environment Tags: aboriginal, Athabasca Regional Council, boreal forest, CEMA, Chipewyan Prairie First Nation, conservation, Cumulative Environmental Management Association, glen semenchuk, Jack Woodward, Land-Use Framework, oil sands, PricewaterhouseCooper’s, Regional Sustainable Development Strategy
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By Patrycja Romanowska

Can mineral rights and conservation co-exist? More →

The Future is Ours

December 01, 2008 Category: People, Web Exclusives Tags: aboriginal, Atco Frontec, bitumen, First Nations, Fort McKay First Nation, Jim Boucher, Mikisew Group of Companies
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By Patrycja Romanowska

Not always easy, the relationship between aboriginals and industry in Alberta’s bitumen belt bears lucrative fruit More →

Why the Mackenzie Gas Project Must Go Ahead

July 01, 2006 Category: Gas Tags: aboriginal, Aboriginal Pipeline Group, Alaska, APG, Joint Review Panel, LNG, Mackenzie Delta, Mackenzie Gas Project, NIMBY, northern development, NWT, oilsands, Yukon
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By Graham Chandler

After years of delay, distraction and political dithering, a turning point in the exploitation of this resource has probably been reached – and the Mackenzie River valley is poised to become the central right of way for moving the gas to market More →