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Canadian Senate approves law to fast track major resource projects

Mark Carney · Canada

Canadian Senate approves law to fast track major resource projects

65% Left coverage: 31 sources

The Canadian Senate on Thursday formally approved a draft law that would fast track major resource and infrastructure projects such as crude oil pipelines and mines.See the Story

Doug Ford Apologizes for ‘Hat in Hand’ Comment on First Nations

Doug Ford · Ontario

Doug Ford Apologizes for ‘Hat in Hand’ Comment on First Nations

63% Left coverage: 16 sources

Police Cleared in Fatal Shooting of Man in Crisis in Northwestern Ont.

Police Cleared in Fatal Shooting of Man in Crisis in Northwestern Ont.

78% Left coverage: 9 sources

An investigation has cleared an Ontario Provincial Police officer who shot and killed a man who had doused himself in gasoline, started a fire at a park office in Kenora and came at first responders holding meat cleavers.See the Story

Flyers’ Jack Nesbitt Out to Prove He Was Worth the Big Trade

86% Center coverage: 7 sources

VOORHEES, N.J. – Swapping two first-round picks to move up in the NHL Draft means that team believes it’s getting a very special player. And it also means that player could be feeling a little bit of extra pressure once he hits the ice. If there’s anyone who might be able to handle that sort of high expectation, it could very well be Jack Nesbitt. Last Friday, Flyers general manager Daniel Briere pulled the trigger on a deal which sent his No. 2…NHL · Sarnia See the Story

What Does It Mean to Be Indigenous?: Two New Anthologies Answer the Question

Two anthologies edited by sisters Stephanie and Sara Sinclair that will hit the bookstores in late July and late August complement each other, although they were conceived at different times. You Were Made for this World, aimed at youth, was the first project. Six to 12 months later, A Steady Brightness of […]Politics · Edmonton See the Story

[Opinion] Ontario chiefs to push for ban of glyphosate aerial spraying

Ray Owl was awoken in the middle of the night by a spirit, an old man. ‘Wake up!’ Ray got out of his bed and sat in his kitchen in the middle of the night. Across the table from him sat the old spirit and he spoke to Ray for a long time in the old language. From that day on, Ray has led a fight to stop the aerial spray of glyphosate on the forest and the waters, said Caroline Recollet, who told the story of Ray’s spirit encounter at the Chiefs o…Opinion · Edmonton See the Story

Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs Concerned About Passing of Bill C-5

Coverage: 5 sources

A First Nations organization in Manitoba is concerned about the speedy passage of federal legislation.Politics · Portage La Prairie See the Story

LETTER: Bill C-5 Will 'Erode Any Trust' Left in Crown–First Nations Relationship

'The path Bill C-5 sets is not one of reconciliation — it is one of regression'Politics See the Story

Ground broken on new Primary Health Care Centre

The Algonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nation (AOPFN) in Ontario today has broken ground on a Primary Health Care Centre construction project.ASCO Construction has been awarded the project that will cost $3.9 million. The 4,500 sq. ft. facility is designed to accommodate the primary health care team, visiting services, students, tradition/cultural programs, staff board room, kitchen, office space, reception and wait area, and physio room.Politics See the Story

Indigenous Rising gearing up to compete at World Cup event

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Kristina Glass has quite a few responsibilities these days as she prepares for the Roller Derby World Cup next month. The event will be held in the Austrian city of Innsbruck from July 3 to July 6. About 50 clubs…World Cup · Edmonton See the Story

Tsuut’ina Nation Police, Calgary Police Lay Multiple Charges Through Project Buffalo

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

A joint undercover operation by Tsuut’ina Nation Police Service and Calgary Police Service led to multiple charges against individuals targeting young Indigenous girls.Human Trafficking · Edmonton See the Story

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