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US military is helping intercept missiles that Iran fired in retaliation at Israel, official says

US Foreign Policy · Israel

US military is helping intercept missiles that Iran fired in retaliation at Israel, official says

53% Center coverage: 93 sources

US appeals court refuses to vacate Biden approval of Alaska’s Willow oil project

Donald Trump · Alaska

US appeals court refuses to vacate Biden approval of Alaska’s Willow oil project

53% Left coverage: 15 sources

A federal appeals court panel on Friday refused to vacate the approval of the massive Willow oil project on Alaska’s petroleum-rich North Slope though it found flaws in how the approval was reached.See the Story

Anishinabek Nation Chief Says He Briefed OPP on Protests Against Fast-Track Bills

Canadian Politics · Canada

Anishinabek Nation Chief Says He Briefed OPP on Protests Against Fast-Track Bills

Coverage: 12 sources

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US appeals court refuses to vacate Biden approval of Alaska’s Willow oil project

US appeals court refuses to vacate Biden approval of Alaska’s Willow oil project

US appeals court refuses to vacate Biden approval of Alaska’s Willow oil project

How the Militaries of Israel and Iran Compare

42% Left coverage: 12 sources

Israeli strikes on Iran and Tehran’s vows of reprisals have brought the two Middle East adversaries closer to an all-out war, which also threatens to draw in the United States,Airstrike · Tehran See the Story

3 more municipalities ask province to hit the brakes on uranium exploration in N.S.

67% Left coverage: 9 sources

Pleas are mounting for the Nova Scotia government to slow down its push for uranium development. Following on the heels of Pictou County, three additional municipalities voted this week to ask the province to pause before granting any uranium exploration licences.Nova Scotia Politics · Halifax See the Story

Southern Chiefs' Organization pitches in to help care for First Nations evacuees staying in southern Manitoba

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Southern Chiefs' Organization is stepping in to support First Nations residents forced out of their homes by wildfires in Manitoba, helping to operate reception centres, distribute supplies and provide on-site security in southern Manitoba outside Winnipeg.Evacuations · Manitoba See the Story

‘The town will fail if this carries on’: Tofino’s short-term rental flip-flop - The Turtle Island News

By Nora O’Malley, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Ha-Shilth-Sa Tofino, B.C. – Indigenous business owner Brian Quick points to a For Sale sign across the street from his barbershop on Tofino’s Campbell Street. The 12,389 square-foot property with a mix of commercial space below and residential units above is listed at roughly $2.4 million. Quick sighs. “That’s the kind of property only people with generational wealth can afford. It’s hard b…Tofino · Tofino Read Article

Wildfire near two Ontario First Nations ‘like a sleeping giant’ for now, MPP says

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

A massive wildfire near Sandy Lake is "like a sleeping giant," says MPP Sol Mamakwa. Over 2,000 evacuees fled as Red Lake 12 grows past 160,000 hectares.Wildfires · Sandy Lake See the Story

Police: Drugs seized in Thursday raid in Brantford

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

Four Brantford residents have been arrested after a fentanyl and cocaine trafficking investigation by Six Nations Police and Brantford Police.Fentanyl · Simcoe See the Story

First Nation school in Chilcotin celebrates first-ever graduation

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

100 per cent of Tl'etinqox School's five Grade 12 students are graduatingFirst Nation · British Columbia See the Story

Thousands of fry released in fourth annual chinook salmon event

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Nearly 9,000 chinook salmon fry swam free at this year’s salmon release day in Valemount. Organized in tandem with Simpcw First Nation, Tourism Valemount and Prince George-based Spruce City Wildlife Association, the annual event allows locals to watch as salmon…Valemount · Valemount See the Story

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