October 4, 2026 A Three-Branch Government Is Not the Problem. Giving Up Our Rights Is. The Sault Tribe Guardian believes our Tribal government can—and should—have a strong system of separation of powers. But that does
October 4, 2026. Plastic recycling is entering a new phase as researchers and manufacturers look beyond the traditional model of collecting bottles and containers, melting them down and turning them into another plastic product. New
October 3, 2026. Long-term observations by members of three Tribal Nations are helping researchers identify areas of declining pinyon-juniper woodland health in California’s Eastern Sierra, while providing information that federal land managers plan to use
October 3, 2026. WEBEQUIE FIRST NATION, Ontario — The Webequie Supply Road project is moving forward with Ontario and Webequie First Nation selecting Sigfusson Northern Ltd. as construction manager for the proposed 107-kilometre all-season road
October 3, 2026. - SAULT STE. MARIE, Ontario — Robinson Huron Treaty beneficiaries who are not currently members of one of the 21 First Nations that signed the 1850 treaty are beginning to apply for
October 3, 2026. OTTAWA — A provision of Canada's Indian Act that can prevent some First Nations people from passing federal registration to future generations remains at the center of a debate over equality, registration
October 2, 2026. The United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has declined to rehear Enbridge Energy's challenge to a ruling that found the company is trespassing on certain lands within the Bad
September 29, 2026. In the effort to prevent the introduction and spread of invasive species in Michigan, regulations are an important tool. Earlier this year, the Michigan Commission of Agriculture and Rural Development added six
September 28, 2026. Social Media Doesn’t Float in the Cloud — It Runs on Data Centers. To criticize someone for using an image created by AI on social media or using AI for research while
