Indigenous Affairs
Queen Street Analytics' weekly digest of regulatory developments, legislative discussions, political announcements and other government-related news concerning Indigenous communities, First Nations, Inuit, and Métis, as well as their reserves, territories, and treaty rights.
QSA's Week in Indigenous Affairs (#22, 2025)
Federal government introduces legislation to expedite major projects, mandate Indigenous consultation; $16.5M invested in Dene and Métis cultural centre; new exhibit at High Arctic Research Station showcases Indigenous knowledge; NFB launches Indigenous History Month programming; IAAC issues earl...
QSA's Week in Indigenous Affairs (#21, 2025)
King addresses reconciliation in Parliament opening; CRTC advances Indigenous content rules; Parks Canada designates historic Indigenous site; StatsCan updates Indigenous Peoples Survey; U.S. updates on Tribal home visiting, repatriation, and child support programs.
QSA's Week in Indigenous Affairs (#20, 2025)
Minister Hodgson signals faster resource approvals, Indigenous partnerships seen as central; CNSC ends Beaverlodge mine licences; Procurement Ombud broadens 'Best Value' guidance.
QSA's Week in Indigenous Affairs (#19, 2025)
CRTC consults on improving Indigenous participation; Arctic Marine Response Station holds joint Inuit/Coast Guard training; Mandy Gull-Masty appointed Indigenous Services head; 36 First Nations acquire Enbridge pipeline stake; new CRTC Indigenous Relations Team established.
QSA's Week in Indigenous Affairs (#18, 2025)
Red Dress Day observed nationally; Tŝilhqot’in Nation signs child and family services accord; StatsCan releases court outcome disparities data; NFB films at imagineNATIVE; Inuktut language infographics published
QSA's Week in Indigenous Affairs (#17, 2025)
StatsCan releases updated education data; Indigenous economic growth and partnerships discussed at major Toronto conference; First Nations craftspeople gather in Winnipeg; Indigenous language program in northwestern Ontario faces funding threat; Manitoba Indigenous leaders seek HBC collaboration.