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Manitoba Indigenous groups agree to work together on major infrastructure projects
- Two Indigenous groups in Manitoba have agreed to collaborate on major infrastructure and development projects through a five-year agreement.
- The agreement ensures that First Nations and Red River Métis voices are included in project approvals by the Manitoba government and federal legislation.
- Grand Chief Jerry Daniels stated that the agreement signals collaboration to shape a future that is led by Indigenous nations.
- David Chartrand emphasized the need for legislation to move forward amid threats from U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Manitoba Indigenous groups agree to work together on major infrastructure projects
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Manitoba Indigenous groups agree to work together on major infrastructure projects - The Turtle Island News
By Brittany Hobson Two Indigenous groups in Manitoba have agreed to work together on major infrastructure and development projects. It comes as the federal government looks to fast-track projects across the country. The Southern Chiefs’ Organization, which represents 32 Anishinaabe and Dakota First Nations in the province, and the Manitoba Métis Federation have signed a five-year agreement. It outlines their shared commitment to ensure First Nat…
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