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B.C. Shelves DRIPA Suspension and Starts Joint Talks With First Nations

The shift signals a move from unilateral legislation to a negotiated plan with Indigenous leaders before the fall session.

B.C. Delays DRIPA Suspension Bill and Drops Confidence Vote

Brazil’s Top Court Demands 15-Day Plan to Curb Organized Crime in the Amazon

Canadian MP Leah Gazan’s Extended Acronym Goes Viral in Budget Fight

Eby Pushes Time-Limited Pause on B.C.’s DRIPA Facing First Nations Revolt

Alberta Court Weighs Bid by First Nations to Halt Independence Petition

Indigenous Mobilization in Brasília Presses Land Rights and Tests Lula Ahead of Election

Zelensky Moves to Formalize Mejlis, Expands Crimean Tatar Representation

Grassy Narrows Chief Seeks In-Person Apology From Carney Over 'Outlast Her' Remark

Eby Proposes Three-Year Pause on Sections of B.C.’s UNDRIP Law

After GHADC ST Rule, Meghalaya Debates Voter Rolls and Broader Reforms

Ottawa Raises Elver Catch Limit 22% for 2026 Season

Mexico to Broadcast Women’s Rights Guide in 67 Indigenous Languages After INPI–Women’s Ministry Pact

Indigenous Leaders Say King Charles Expressed Concern Over Alberta Separatism

At Santal Meet, President Murmu Decries Slow Progress, Urges Education and Heritage Preservation

Brazil Keeps Amazon Waterway Concession Studies Moving After Decree Revoked

Brazil Revokes Waterways Decree, Halts Amazon Dredging After Indigenous Protests

Brazil Revokes Amazon Waterway Decree After Indigenous Port Occupation

Arunachal Congress Petitions Kharge for Article 371(H) Amendment Citing Dams and Forest Law

Over 100 B.C. First Nations Urge Eby to Drop DRIPA Amendments as Province Prepares Bill