Community News

NICSN partner completes report on options to replace existing satellite service for remote communities

From Nunatsiaqonline.ca

Nunavik considers future telecommunications options Arctic Fibre-microwave tower combination looks promising, new report says

KUUJJUAQ - Does a fibre-optic network lie in Nunavik's telecommunications future?

That may be the best option, says a recently-released study by the Kativik Regional Government, but this would require a lot of money that the region has yet to secure.

First Nations invited to share their stories with UN Special Rapporteur during visit to Canada

From Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, Professor James Anaya UN web site

Vancouver prepares to welcome the Indian Residential School Truth and Reconciliation gathering

From VancouverSun.com

It's time for truth and reconciliation

Opinion: Canadians often fail to reflect on the consequences of the residential school system

 BY DAVID TINDALL, SPECIAL TO THE VANCOUVER SUN SEPTEMBER 16, 2013

Ontario being sued by environmental groups over changes to Endangered Species Act

Press release

Environmental groups sue Ontario government over decision to gut species at risk legislation

New regulation permits industry to ignore Act's main purposes

SEP 10, 2013 TORONTO 

Environmental groups are suing the Ontario government for its decision to exempt major threats to species at risk from the province's Endangered Species Act (ESA).

Innovation and economic development being stifled in Canada by the "Big 3" telecom corporations

From HuffingtonPost.ca

Big 3 Telecoms 'Stifle Innovation And Economic Development', Entrepreneurs Tell James Moore

By Daniel Tencer Posted: 09/09/2013