Yellowknife
Joined May 2011
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Larry Innes retweeted
Have you heard? Over $27M in funding for 80 Guardians initiatives was just announced—boosting stewardship across the country! 👏 This kind of investment means more Guardians on the ground caring for lands & revitalizing cultures. #LandNeedsGuardians
@ILInationhood @s_guilbeault @PattyHajdu
Read more about the announcement here 👉bit.ly/3XPNPJg
📸@BxBCreative
Larry Innes retweeted
OKT is pleased to announce its inclusion in the 2025 edition of Chambers Canada, with recognition at both the firm and individual levels.
We are honoured to be identified as a leading firm under “Band 1” in the area of Aboriginal Law – Representation of Indigenous Peoples.
Larry Innes retweeted
Introducing Land Back Online! A free online course version of the Yellowhead Red Paper, Land Back. This course will be available starting September 30th. Join us for the launch at our next Yellowhead fire: truth-land-back.eventbrite.c…
Larry Innes retweeted
OKT is proud to share that Darian Baskatawang, Sinéad Dearman, and Jessie Stirling, have been listed in the 2025 edition of Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada™ for their work and expertise in Aboriginal Law / Indigenous Practice.
Congratulations to everyone recognized!
Larry Innes retweeted
"We're looking for regulatory change. We're looking for a concrete regulatory system that's going to protect the community downstream from major development upstream... Right now we don't have that nationally, and we don't have that provincially."
#ableg #ImperialOil
'A weak response': First Nations Chief responds to Imperial Oil fine edmonton.ctvnews.ca/a-weak-r…
Nothing says 'world class regulation' like a slap on the wrist like this. #oilsands
cabinradio.ca/198368/news/ec…
Larry Innes retweeted
This year, @Wahkohtowin Guardians built their fourth traditional birch bark canoe, it was their first 14-footer! 🛶 By continuing these traditions, we better equip our youth with the tools they need to lead with wisdom, strength and knowledge from the land. #LandNeedsGuardians
Larry Innes retweeted
PRESS RELEASE: ACFN's response to the AER's laughable Exxon-Imperial fine.
The $50,000 fine is less than the CEO of Imperial makes in a single day
#ableg #cdnpoli
ALT Image of ACFN's full press release. Title reads "Alberta Energy Regulator Issues Laughable Fine to Foreign Oil Company That Released 5.3 Million Litres of Toxic Wastewater into Peace-Athabasca Watershed"
Larry Innes retweeted
First Nations in coastal B.C. are stepping up with the Great Bear Sea Project Finance for Permanence, backed by a $335M investment. 🎉 Driven by Indigenous leadership, this is a BIG deal! Read to learn more about it here👉 bit.ly/45T67wN
Larry Innes retweeted
The impact that the oil sands industry has had on the health of a remote community in Northern Alberta will be the focus of a new 10-year study receiving $12-million from the federal government. theglobeandmail.com/business… #cdnpoli #ableg #oott #cdnecon
Larry Innes retweeted
Listen to this man.
We saw similar firestorm conditions in Slave Lake 2011, Ft Mac 2016, Lytton 2021, Enterprise 2023 #fireweather
The mountain pine beetle is NOT to blame for conditions that fuelled the Jasper wildfire.
So says Canada's preeminent #wildfire expert Dr. @mikeflannigan on #RealTalkRJ.
Link below to the info-packed episode.
📺 FULL: rtrj.info/073024Jasper
🎧 FULL: rtrj.info/073024
Larry Innes retweeted
“I remember calling the Guardians and saying: Let’s do this.” Guardians are on the front lines of wildfire response–particularly in remote communities. Read about how Guardians brought this community together in response to a wildfire in Fort Good Hope!✊
bit.ly/3W7zcQo
Larry Innes retweeted
As fires become more frequent & severe, training more Indigenous Guardians in fire management and response could help improve community safety and reduce costs of wildfire evacuation. The latest from @Christiansonamy et al. explores the impacts. bit.ly/4eZmlsp
Larry Innes retweeted
Our book, Remembering Our Relations, is above all an oral history project. The story of our people’s expulsion from WBNP is told by leaders and Elders. The book includes audio of firsthand accounts. We’ll be sharing clips from these stories on this page in the coming weeks.
Well deserved recognition of #Innu #Indigenous #conservation #leadership @valeriecourtois @ILInationhood @ntesinan
cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundl…
Larry Innes retweeted
Good news! Negotiations for the NWT PFP Agreement are concluding & partners will soon move to ratify the agreement supporting #Indigenous-led #conservation in the NWT. Partners met today, including @s_guilbeault, GNWT and Indigenous Government leaders, and private donors.
Larry Innes retweeted
Incredible news: the Great Bear Sea PFP opens a new era of collaborative governance in marine #conservation & stewardship. This trailblazing effort led by 17 First Nations will protect vital ecosystems & sustain healthy communities for decades to come. bit.ly/4bmnvLc
Larry Innes retweeted
Celebrate #IndigenousPeoplesDay with us by honouring the resilience and wisdom of Indigenous Peoples & celebrating the invaluable Indigenous contributions to our world by learning more about our history, culture, innovations, art & MUCH more. 🦅 #LandNeedsGuardians🤎
📸 @BxBCreative
📸 Julio César Nieckarz de Assis
Larry Innes retweeted
On #IndigenousPeoplesDay, join us in celebrating the leadership & resilience of the #Indigenous Peoples who are leading the way in protecting the lands & waters we all rely on. This work is healing, and it’s helping build a better, more sustainable future.
📸 Pat Kane
📸 @AdzeStudios
