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UNDRIP, Trans Mountain and the Tribunal compensation order – where will Trudeau go on these files? – APTN News
October 22, 2019 Cindy Blackstock is hoping Canada’s minority parliament will do what the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal has been unable to – make the government compensate victims of the child welfare system and their families. “This could mean more accountability, more co-operation and more justice for kids than a majority situation would,” she said […]
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Indigenous business excellence to be celebrated Nov. 7 – Northern Ontario Business
Waubetek Business Development Corp. will hand out four awards during gala Waubetek Business Development Corp. will celebrate the best in Indigenous business during its biennial awards dinner and gala on Nov. 7. Themed “Investing in the Aboriginal Spirit,” the gala will be held at the Casino Rama Resort and Conference Centre on the Rama First […]
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Robinson Huron and Robinson Superior annuities case enters second phase – Manitoulin Expositor
October 23, 2019 SUDBURY – The curious case of the Ontario Crown’s missing annuity increases, often referred to as “treaty money” has entered its second phase, with the province having lost two rounds on the first phase following a ruling in Sudbury by Superior Court Justice Patricia Hennessey turning down Ontario’s attempt to reopen the […]
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Anishinabek Grand Council Chief optimistic after Monday election – BayToday
‘We have got to be at the table together to see all the things happen’ Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Chief Glen Hare says when he woke up at 12:30 in the morning to see the final results of the federal election, he slept like a baby. “We are in a very crucial time and we […]
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Successful caterer to open new Indigenous restaurant in Sudbury – Northern Ontario Business
Hiawatha’s will be the city’s first restaurant serving Indigenous cuisine “Ontario’s Indigenous caterer” Hiawatha Osawamick is at a point in her life where she is ready to take on a new adventure. After 10 years of running a successful catering business, she plans to open Sudbury’s first Indigenous restaurant on Regent Street in Sudbury next […]
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Indigenous Businesses Honoured at Business Gala Awards – Net Newsledger
October 23, 2019 Birch Island, Ontario – On November 7th, 2019, the Waubetek Business Development Corporation will host its Business Awards Gala at the Casino Rama Resort and Conference Centre on the Rama First Nation. This “Investing in the Aboriginal Spirit” event, which is held every two years, recognizes the achievements of Aboriginal businesses in […]
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Morning Brief: So… What now? – iPolitics
Oct 23, 2019 Good morning, readers. Following his party’s defeat in the 43rd general election, Andrew Scheer’s days as leader of the Conservative Party could be numbered. The Toronto Star spoke with several Conservative insiders and heard there’s a deep disappointment about the campaign’s failure to make gains in central and eastern Canada, there’s anger […]
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Robinson Huron and Superior Treaty Trial Enters Phase 2 – Anishinabeknews.ca
October 22, 2019 SUDBURY— Phase 2 of the Robinson Huron Treaty Trial began this week in Sudbury. Phase 1 began in June of 2018 and concluded days before Christmas with a decisive victory for the Robinson Huron and Robinson Superior plaintiffs who successfully argued that Canada and Ontario have not paid annuities in keeping with […]
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Progress doesn’t mean parity’: Indigenous leaders give cautious welcome to minority government – CTV News
October 22, 2019 TORONTO — After a federal election campaign that mostly ignored Indigenous issues on its way to the election of a minority government, First Nations leaders are giving the new-look parliament a cautious welcome. Cindy Blackstock, executive director of the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society of Canada, told CTV’s Your Morning […]
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After a grim campaign, Trudeau emerges damaged but victorious – CBC
Re-elected Prime Minister promises to ‘govern for everyone’ after Liberal shut-out in Alberta, Saskatchewan Oct 21, 2019 Faced with a Liberal shutout in Alberta and Saskatchewan and rising tensions in the West, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ended the election campaign by vowing to govern for all Canadians when his MPs return to Ottawa. Trudeau spoke […]
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