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Ontario lacks Black and Indigenous engineering profs — this program hopes to change that

Military help on the way to Garden Hill First Nation

Northern activists react to Biden’s plans to cancel Keystone XL pipeline permit

L’nuey rolling out educational videos on Indigenous rights

Indigenous skateboarding group wins bid to bring mobile skatepark to Alberta youth on reserves

Nova Scotia First Nation wants to get into tax collection business

COVID-19 in Indigenous communities: Over 5,000 active cases in First Nations

Yukon’s COVID-19 vaccine clinics being welcomed, but leaders say misinformation still a problem

Quebec coroner to investigate how homeless man died outside, steps from closed shelter

‘Great progress’ as vaccines reach Tahltan citizens in northern B.C.

Garden Hill First Nation says outside help is needed to fight COVID-19 outbreak

Authority of governments over Indigenous hunting and fishing questioned at North Bay trial

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Indigenous January 20, 2021

Ontario lacks Black and Indigenous engineering profs — this program hopes to change that

Indigenous January 20, 2021

Military help on the way to Garden Hill First Nation

Indigenous January 20, 2021

Northern activists react to Biden’s plans to cancel Keystone XL pipeline permit

Indigenous January 20, 2021

L’nuey rolling out educational videos on Indigenous rights

Indigenous January 20, 2021

Indigenous skateboarding group wins bid to bring mobile skatepark to Alberta youth on reserves

Indigenous January 20, 2021

Nova Scotia First Nation wants to get into tax collection business

Indigenous January 20, 2021

COVID-19 in Indigenous communities: Over 5,000 active cases in First Nations

Indigenous January 20, 2021

Yukon’s COVID-19 vaccine clinics being welcomed, but leaders say misinformation still a problem

Indigenous January 19, 2021

Quebec coroner to investigate how homeless man died outside, steps from closed shelter

Indigenous January 19, 2021

‘Great progress’ as vaccines reach Tahltan citizens in northern B.C.

Indigenous January 19, 2021

Garden Hill First Nation says outside help is needed to fight COVID-19 outbreak

Indigenous January 19, 2021

Authority of governments over Indigenous hunting and fishing questioned at North Bay trial

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Ontario lacks Black and Indigenous engineering profs — this program hopes to change that

admin January 20, 2021

A new University of Waterloo-led project hopes to make Canada’s engineering schools more reflective of the country’s population.  The Indigenous and Black Engineering Technology (IBET) PhD Project will provide $25,000-a-year … Read More

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Military help on the way to Garden Hill First Nation

admin January 20, 2021

Members of the Canadian Armed Forces are being sent to Garden Hill First Nation to help battle a COVID-19 outbreak. Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller tweeted Tuesday night that help … Read More

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Northern activists react to Biden’s plans to cancel Keystone XL pipeline permit

admin January 20, 2021

President-elect Joe Biden has indicated that he plans to cancel the permit for the Keystone XL pipeline on his first day in office and it’s welcome news to some activists in … Read More

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L’nuey rolling out educational videos on Indigenous rights

admin January 20, 2021

A new media advertising campaign just launched by L’nuey P.E.I. is designed to increase public understanding of Indigenous rights.  The issues being covered include the Donald Marshall decision, the Indian Act, … Read More

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Indigenous skateboarding group wins bid to bring mobile skatepark to Alberta youth on reserves

admin January 20, 2021

A group of Indigenous skateboarders who want to bring skateboard facilities to Alberta reserves is thrilled to have won its bid to purchase one of five community mobile skateparks from … Read More

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Nova Scotia First Nation wants to get into tax collection business

admin January 20, 2021

A small Nova Scotia First Nation is poised to start collecting property taxes in April from non-Indigenous businesses located on land it purchased for commercial development in the Annapolis Valley. … Read More

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COVID-19 in Indigenous communities: Over 5,000 active cases in First Nations

admin January 20, 2021

As the number of active COVID-19 cases in First Nations across the country continues to rise, Indigenous Services Canada is investing $1.2 billion in additional support to address ongoing public … Read More

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Yukon’s COVID-19 vaccine clinics being welcomed, but leaders say misinformation still a problem

admin January 20, 2021

Yukon’s first community vaccination clinic for COVID-19 wraps up Tuesday in Watson Lake, and local officials say it’s been well-received. “As a community, we’re just very thankful, and we really appreciate … Read More

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Quebec coroner to investigate how homeless man died outside, steps from closed shelter

admin January 19, 2021

The Quebec coroner is investigating the death of a homeless Innu man whose body was discovered in a portable toilet in the Plateau Sunday morning. Authorities say Raphaël André, 51, … Read More

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‘Great progress’ as vaccines reach Tahltan citizens in northern B.C.

admin January 19, 2021

Citizens of the Tahltan First Nation in northern B.C. may well be leading the country when it comes to COVID-19 vaccine coverage per capita. As of Jan. 16, 407 of … Read More

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Garden Hill First Nation says outside help is needed to fight COVID-19 outbreak

admin January 19, 2021

Garden Hill First Nation is urgently trying to curb COVID-19 transmission and get outside help, as the number of people infected in the community has skyrocketed in the past week.  As … Read More

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Authority of governments over Indigenous hunting and fishing questioned at North Bay trial

admin January 19, 2021

A trial underway this week could have far reaching implications for the Indigenous people of northern Ontario and across Canada. The defence is arguing that no governments, not even First … Read More

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