Steve Paikin of TVO and a panel of experts discuss Indigenous ownership of Trans Mountain and how oil and natural gas can be a path to economic reconciliation.

Sukunka Lodge will house up to 700 workers on the Coastal GasLink pipeline project in northern B.C., with West Moberly First Nations playing a lead role.

National Coalition of Chiefs president Dale Swampy says reserves need more jobs from responsible energy development and fewer fly-by celebrities.

More than 80 First Nations chiefs and Metis leaders hold summit in Calgary in support of oil and natural gas as a means to defeat on reserve poverty.

National Coalition of Chiefs representing Indigenous communities across Canada believe oil and natural gas development key to economic reconciliation.

Indigenous workers join together to show support for oil and natural gas.

Planned $1 billion crown corporation would help Indigenous groups invest in major natural resource projects.

If approved, the proposed floating LNG terminal in Kitimat, B.C., would start operations in 2025.

A day for all Canadians to celebrate the unique heritage, diverse cultures and outstanding contributions of First Nations, Metis and Inuit Peoples.

Not only do many Indigenous peoples support oil and natural gas development—many communities depend on it.