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Hotel spaces freed up in Winnipeg for wildfire evacuees, Alberta dealing with winds

Environment Canada · Winnipeg

Hotel spaces freed up in Winnipeg for wildfire evacuees, Alberta dealing with winds

70% Left coverage: 20 sources

Indigenous youth lead protest in Timmins over Bill 5

Doug Ford · Kenora

Indigenous youth lead protest in Timmins over Bill 5

60% Left coverage: 10 sources

An Indigenous, youth-led protest was held in Timmins on Friday at the Mountjoy Conservation Historical Area. The group rallied against Bill 5, legislation aimed at fast-tracking projects in areas the government deems ‘special economic zones.’See the Story

Bill 5 Amendments Don’t Address ‘True Issue’, Says Grand Chief

Endangered Species Act · Ontario

Bill 5 Amendments Don’t Address ‘True Issue’, Says Grand Chief

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

Mushkegowuk Council’s grand chief is calling on the Ontario government to withdraw its controversial Bill 5.See the Story

Protesters Urge Government to ‘Kill Bill 5’

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

THUNDER BAY – Kevin Holland, the MPP for Thunder Bay–Atikokan, says the new Protect Ontario act doesn’t take away Indigenous rights. Lucille Atlookan sees it differently.Economy · Ontario See the Story

A New Federal Bill Aims to Approve Projects Faster. What Would that Mean for Consultation in Nunavut?

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

A new federal bill aims to fast-track major infrastructure projects, but some in Nunavut worry it could mean more development with less consultation.Politics · Edmonton See the Story

Endless Cookie starts theatrical run across Canada

Pete and Seth Scriver have been blown away by the buzz their film Endless Cookie has created.The animated documentary, which features the half-brothers, had its world debut at the prestigious Sundance Film Festival in Utah this past January. Peter is Indigenous and shares the same white father with Seth.Endless Cookie was the opening night film on June 3 at this year’s imagineNATIVE Film & Media Arts Festival in Toronto. It captured the Audience…Politics · Edmonton Read Article

I see a bright future for Indigenous youth in the resource sector, but do they?

I spend a lot of time talking to people about the opportunities for resource development. As the Executive Director for Indigenous Resource Network (IRN), my mandate is to advocate for Indigenous participation in resource development and ensure that Indigenous communities have a voice in shaping their economic future.Politics · Edmonton Read Article

Works inspired by Inuit and Viking cultures on display at Qaumajuq in Winnipeg

The work of Inuit artist Abraham Anghik Ruben will be featured in the Winnipeg Art Gallery’s (WAG) – Qaumajuq space until May 31, 2026.The exhibition marks the first ever solo show in WAG’s Qilak gallery, the main gallery within Qaumajuq, which is the largest exhibition space dedicated to Inuit art in the world.With more than 50 years and 100 pieces of Ruben’s artwork showcased, visitors will have the opportunity to travel through the artist’s l…Culture · Edmonton Read Article

Cousins Nolan and Zack to be inducted into Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame

Ted Nolan would like to make one thing very clear. He is NOT a retired hockey coach.Nolan, a member of Garden River First Nation in Ontario, last held a noteworthy coaching gig in 2015 as the head coach of the Buffalo Sabres in the National Hockey League (NHL).A recent article about Nolan described him as a retired coach. He said that is inaccurate.Politics · Edmonton Read Article

Bill 5: Yet Another Swipe at Ontario Farmland

Words are powerful.Politics · Edmonton See the Story

Bill C-5, One Canadian Economy Act: Enormous responsibility rests on MPs and Senators to uphold the Honour of the Crown

“The AFN will hold a virtual forum for Chiefs from across the country on June 16 to discuss the proposed legislation," said National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak. “First Nations want to open new economic development opportunities and address economic threats as much as anyone. We also have rights that cannot be ignored.”Politics · Canada See the Story

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