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Treaty hunter, FSIN call for change among ranks of conservation officers

First Nation and steelworkers’ union ink deal to access timber, create jobs on Vancouver Island

Canadian Medical Association elects first Indigenous president

Memorial ride to Headingley jail held for William Ahmo, who died after incident with corrections officers

B.C. mayor refuses to step down after comparing gun owners to Holocaust victims

Too many First Nations lack clean drinking water and it’s Ottawa’s fault, says auditor general

Military arrives in Pimicikamak to help provide medical attention to COVID-19 cases

Mayor of Terrace calls for ombudsperson’s probe into Indigenous councillor’s resignation

Northern Quebec artists among nominees at 1st International Indigenous Hip Hop Awards

‘Our people are tired’: Neskantaga declares state of emergency with 12 off-reserve members positive for COVID

In the shadow of her killer’s verdict, Cindy Gladue’s family wants to reclaim her humanity

COVID-19 tents, shacks turned into homes amid housing crisis in Eabametoong First Nation

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Treaty hunter, FSIN call for change among ranks of conservation officers

admin February 26, 2021

Some of Darcy Iron’s earliest memories are of hunting with his grandfather.  He remembers falling asleep on his grandfather’s boat early one morning when he was about four or five years … Read More

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First Nation and steelworkers’ union ink deal to access timber, create jobs on Vancouver Island

admin February 26, 2021

A new agreement between the Huu-ay-aht First Nation and the union representing forest industry workers on Vancouver Island means the two will lobby the B.C. government together for access to uncut wood in the Alberni Valley … Read More

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Canadian Medical Association elects first Indigenous president

admin February 26, 2021

The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) has elected its first Indigenous president. Members selected Dr. Alika Lafontaine, an anesthesiologist in Grande Prairie, Alberta, as CMA president for 2022-23. He will serve as president-elect … Read More

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Memorial ride to Headingley jail held for William Ahmo, who died after incident with corrections officers

admin February 26, 2021

A memorial caravan ride took place Friday morning for an Anishinaabe man who died at a Manitoba jail after what police called an “incident” with corrections officers. The family of William Ahmo is hoping … Read More

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B.C. mayor refuses to step down after comparing gun owners to Holocaust victims

admin February 26, 2021

The mayor of a small northern B.C. village says she won’t step down over social media posts she made comparing gun owners to Holocaust victims and another seemingly disparaging how Indigenous people maintain … Read More

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Too many First Nations lack clean drinking water and it’s Ottawa’s fault, says auditor general

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The federal government has not done enough to ensure people in First Nations communities have reliable access to safe drinking water, says the federal auditor general. In an audit report … Read More

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Military arrives in Pimicikamak to help provide medical attention to COVID-19 cases

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Members of the Canadian Armed Forces are now on the ground in Pimicikamak, helping the remote northern First Nation battle an outbreak of COVID-19.  Military members arrived in Pimicikamak, also called … Read More

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Mayor of Terrace calls for ombudsperson’s probe into Indigenous councillor’s resignation

admin February 25, 2021

The mayor of Terrace, B.C., is calling for an ombudsperson’s investigation into the conduct of city council following the resignation of its first Indigenous member. In a written statement posted on Facebook … Read More

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Northern Quebec artists among nominees at 1st International Indigenous Hip Hop Awards

admin February 25, 2021

Three Cree hip hop acts out of Quebec are up for several awards at the first International Indigenous Hip Hop Awards, including Hip Hop Album of the Year and Songwriter of … Read More

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‘Our people are tired’: Neskantaga declares state of emergency with 12 off-reserve members positive for COVID

admin February 25, 2021

A state of emergency has been declared by Neskantaga First Nation after a number of its members living off-reserve tested positive for COVID-19. Chief Chris Moonias says six per cent, … Read More

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In the shadow of her killer’s verdict, Cindy Gladue’s family wants to reclaim her humanity

admin February 25, 2021

Donna McLeod held her great-grandson Dayton by a firepit crackling flames in an Edmonton backyard last week and spoke about a dream she longed to have about Cindy Gladue, now … Read More

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COVID-19 tents, shacks turned into homes amid housing crisis in Eabametoong First Nation

admin February 25, 2021

Four canvas walls reinforced with plywood and two-by-fours, along with a few blankets and a wood stove, are Andrew Missewace and his puppy Niska’s only defence against the bitter cold … Read More

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