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Haley Kootenhayoo 10/8/25 Haley Kootenhayoo 10/8/25

Indigenous, Environment and Health Groups Reject Inadequate Industry-led Recommendations For Treat-and-Release of Tailings

Rosalyn Boucha 9/12/25 Rosalyn Boucha 9/12/25

Indigenous Women: Letter of Solidarity with Humanitarian Flotilla

Haley Kootenhayoo 9/11/25 Haley Kootenhayoo 9/11/25

First Nations Consent Ignored as Canadians Asked to Subsidize LNG Expansion

Jessica Christmas 6/18/25 Jessica Christmas 6/18/25

Applications Now Open for 2025 Sovereignty in Action Awards: Celebrating Indigenous-Led Climate Justice

Rosalyn Boucha 6/14/25 Rosalyn Boucha 6/14/25

95-metre message to G7 — Pick a path: pipelines or climate action?

Rosalyn Boucha 6/9/25 Rosalyn Boucha 6/9/25

Ahead of the G7 Summit in Kananaskis, Coalition Calls on World Leaders toUphold Indigenous Rights and Protect Water

Jessica Christmas 6/5/25 Jessica Christmas 6/5/25

ICA Releases Latest Report in the DCP Series: “Land Back is Climate Policy”

Haley Kootenhayoo 6/3/25 Haley Kootenhayoo 6/3/25

Advisory: New Report to define “Land Back” as Climate Policy

Media Advisory: Land Back is Climate Policy

Rosalyn Boucha 5/21/25 Rosalyn Boucha 5/21/25

Broad Coalitions Press Conference to Denounce the Chalk River Nuclear Waste Project

Rosalyn Boucha 4/30/25 Rosalyn Boucha 4/30/25

Statement: 2025 Federal Election

Guest User 1/28/25 Guest User 1/28/25

Joint Release: The Charges Against Imperial Oil are Necessary but Do Not Substitute for Reform of the Provincial Energy Regulator

Joint Statement by Indigenous and environmental groups on the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) laying nine charges against Imperial Oil for releasing toxic tailings waste at its Kearl mine in February 2023.

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Statement: Shifts in Colonial Leadership Raise Concerns for Indigenous People

As colonial leadership shifts across what is now known as North America, many are bracing for the inevitable impacts of the changing political landscape both in so-called Canada and south of the medicine line in the United States of America and Mexico.

RELEASE | Eriel Deranger Awarded $4 Million To Launch New International Indigenous Climate Justice Initiative

Guest User 11/23/24 Guest User 11/23/24

IIPFCC COP29 Closing Statement

Sarah Hernandez 11/20/24 Sarah Hernandez 11/20/24

Colonial Borders Can’t Divide Us

Like so many, we are devastated by the emboldened rise of the far right and re-election of Trump South of the Medicine Line. We have taken some time to digest this news and reflect on how we respond to such a grotesque display of neo-colonialism.

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Indigenous Delegates Disappointed in Lack of Attendance By Canada Delegates at Indigenous-led Events; COP29

Statement from COP29

Guest User 11/7/24 Guest User 11/7/24

Value of Indigenous Participation Within the UNFCCC

Read our latest blog from COP29!

Guest User 11/6/24 Guest User 11/6/24

ADVISORY: Indigenous Climate Action On The Ground in Baku, Azerbaijan for UNFCCC COP29

For Immediate Release November 6, 2024 - Indigenous Climate Action (ICA), will be sending a delegation to Baku in attendance at the 2024 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Conference of the Parties (COP29).

Guest User 9/20/24 Guest User 9/20/24

ICA Returns to New York Climate Week to Champion Indigenous-led Solutions—a Just Future for All

As thousands plan to gather for Climate Week 2024, Indigenous Climate Action (ICA) is proud to announce its delegation. Indigenous leaders and climate justice advocates will amplify Indigenous-led solutions, utilizing divestment, Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC), Just Transition, as well as the threats and risks of Nature-based solutions on global human rights.

Guest User 4/10/24 Guest User 4/10/24

MEDIA ADVISORY: Demanding Action on Indigenous Rights Violations and Fossil Fuel Financing at RBC’s AGM

On Thursday, April 11, Indigenous Climate Action will be taking part in a rally outside Royal Bank of Canada’s (RBC) Annual General Meeting (AGM)