Traduction de «collectivité autochtone » (Français → Anglais) :

Aboriginal Smart Communities [ Aboriginal E-Smart Communities ]

Aboriginal community [ Native community ]

Aboriginal Community Constable Program [ ACCP | Indian Special Constable Program ]

Med-Migration programme | Programme for cooperation among local communities in the European Union, local communities in Mediterranean non-member countries and organisations involving migrants and supported by these communities, constituted in networks on the theme of migration

MED-MIGRATION | Med-Migration programme | Programme for cooperation among local communities in the European Union,local communities in Mediterranean non-member countries and organizations involving migrants and supported by these communities,constituted in networks on the theme of migration

regional and local authorities [ regional subdivision | subnational governments | Regional government(STW) ]

indigenous people | indigenous population

contract furniture

livable community | sustainable community

That first set of targeted initiatives resulted in a number of important gains: a new National Centre for Missing Persons and Unidentified Remains; a new national website www.canadasmissing.ca; improvements to the Canadian Police Information Centre database; support for aboriginal community safety plans; work with the provinces and territories and with aboriginal organizations to expand culturally appropriate services for aboriginal victims of crime and to create specific services for families of missing and murdered aboriginal women and girls, including family liaison positions with police; support for awareness activities aimed at breaking intergenerational cycles of violence and abuse in many aboriginal communities; and with the Aboriginal Research I ...[+++]nstitute, collecting promising practices that are making a difference in aboriginal communities into an online compendium of promising practices to reduce violence and improve community safety of aboriginal women in Canada to help aboriginal communities build on existing experience in future work.

(Return tabled) Question No. 224 Ms. Kirsty Duncan: With respect to development of the oil sands, and its impacts on Aboriginal communities: (a) what are all the studies, along with their dates and results, undertaken by the government concerning the (i) possible impacts of the oil sands industry on land, water, and wildlife, (ii) potential impacts on Aboriginal livelihoods, inherent and treaty rights, and constitutional rights; (b) which government accommodation and consultation policies regarding the oil sands have been designed in partnership with Aboriginal peoples to ensure that free, prior and informed consent is obtained, and how ...[+++] does the government ensure that consultation policies are (i) designed in partnership with Aboriginal peoples, (ii) consistent with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples; (c) what are all consultations, including the dates of the consultations and those present, undertaken by the government with Aboriginal peoples, where there was consideration given to oil sands-related activities that might impact Section 35 rights, and what were the results or conclusions of these consultations; (d) does the government ensure that consultation with Aboriginal peoples occurs early in the decision-making process as related to the development of the oil sands and, if so, how does it do this; (e) what are all consultations with Aboriginal peoples which occurred early in the decision-making process as related to the development of the oil sands, and for each such consultation, how does it meet the government’s criteria for “early consultation”; (f) what are all legal challenges that have been undertaken or are being undertaken by First Nations communities against the government as related to the oil sands, and what is the stated reason for each challenge; (g) what are the studies, along with their dates and results, undertaken by the government concerning the possible impacts of legal challenges by First Nations commu ...

(Return tabled) Question No. 134 Mrs. Bev Desjarlais: With regard to the budget proposals for First Nations people in Canada: (a) does the five billion dollars to be allocated over five years on a national childcare strategy include spending for First Nations communities, or is there a separate allocation for First Nations communities; (b) how many new homes will be built in aboriginal communities in the next five years, and what is the estimated percentage of people living on reserve who will be in inadequate housing or in housing requiring major repairs; (c) how does the rate of aboriginal youth enrolled in post-secondary education c ...[+++]ompare to non-aboriginals; (d) how does the government expect the rate of aboriginal post-secondary education to change over the next five years; (e) what is the total amount spent by the government on aboriginal issues; (f) what percentage of this amount is spent on administration; and (g) how much money directly flows to aboriginal communities?

2. Non-state actors eligible for financial support under this Regulation shall include: non-governmental organisations, local authorities, organisations representing indigenous peoples, local citizens' groups and traders' associations, cooperatives, trade unions, organisations representing economic and social interests, local organisations (including networks) involved in decentralised regional cooperation and integration, consumer organisations, women's and youth organisations, teaching, cultural, research and scientific organisations, universities, churches and religious associations and communities, the media and any non-governmental ...[+++]associations and independent foundations, including independent political foundations, likely to contribute to the objectives of this Regulation.