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Indigenous Rights and Marine Spaces: Case Comment on Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation – First Peoples Law

November 30, 2023 Despite repeated commitments to advancing meaningful reconciliation, Canadian courts and governments have been hesitant to recognize the full scope of Indigenous rights in relation to marine spaces. This fall, the Ontario Court of Appeal considered the test for Aboriginal title and submerged lands in Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation v. Canada.  The […]

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It’s time for feds to make amends for historical inadequacies of First Nation education – The Hill Times

November 30, 2023 It is time to repair the damage caused to generations of First Nations students. This can be done, in part, by consulting with First Nations in determining how reparations can best be made. It is time for the federal government to make amends for the historical inadequacies of First Nation education. In […]

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Oilsands Companies Pursue $16.5 Billion Carbon Capture Project – NetNewsLedger

November 30, 2023 Mixed Support for Carbon Capture Project THUNDER BAY – BUSINESS – Canadian oilsands companies are actively engaged in the development of a proposed $16.5 billion carbon capture project, even as it encounters mixed support from local communities and ongoing questions about its effectiveness in the global battle against climate change. Pathways Alliance […]

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Ontario Introducing Legislation to Support Victims of Crime and Enhance Community Safety

November 30, 2023 Province proposing changes to Victims’ Bill of Rights, Cannabis Control Act and Coroners Act TORONTO — Today, the Ontario government will introduce proposed legislation, that, if passed, would make it easier for more victims of crime to sue an offender for emotional distress. The proposed Enhancing Access to Justice Act, 2023 would […]

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Canada’s new 988 suicide-prevention helpline starts today. Here’s what you need to know – The Star

November 30, 2023 Three-digit number is enlisted in battle against second most common cause of death among young people. Three years in the making, Canada’s new three-digit phone number for suicide prevention launches Thursday. Starting at 9 a.m. EST, if someone is thinking about suicide or is worried that someone else is thinking about suicide, […]

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Local fund has $125K to dole out for economic development projects – Sootoday

Nov. 30, 2023 Community Development Corporation of Sault Ste. Marie and Area wants to help with activities linked to tourism, labour force development and youth entrepreneurship The Community Development Corporation of Sault Ste. Marie and Area has earmarked $125,000 to help community partners with projects and activities that promote economic development in our region. The […]

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National Association of Friendship Centres Applauds Multi-Party Reception, Advocates for Crucial Priorities

OTTAWA, Nov. 29, 2023 — The National Association of Friendship Centres (NAFC) is pleased with the success of its first-ever multi-party reception hosted by the Liberal Party, the Conservative Party, the New Democrat Party, the Bloc Québécois, and the Green Party. This unprecedented event provided an inclusive platform for Friendship Centre delegates to champion the […]

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Unifor calls federal government deal with Google over Online News Act a step in the right direction

November 30, 2023 TORONTO – Unifor says yesterday’s announcement by the federal government to forge a path forward with Google by implementing the Online News Act and keeping local and national news content accessible for Canadians is encouraging, and the union eagerly awaits to see the finalized regulations. “We are pleased to hear the government […]

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Landfill halts Chedoke waste disposal after ministry inquiry – The Spec

November 30, 2023 Search on for alternative after eight of 400 truckloads made it to GFL site A local landfill has shut its gates to waste dredged from sewage-soaked Chedoke Creek, forcing an unexpected scramble for another disposal option with a provincial deadline looming. The city’s contractor had counted on GFL’s landfill in upper Stoney […]

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Chiefs of Ontario File a Judicial Review Calling on the Federal Government to Alleviate Burden of Carbon Pricing on First Nations

(November 30, 2023 )– Chiefs of Ontario (COO) is releasing the following statement regarding a judicial review it has filed today on the Greenhouse Gas and Pollution Pricing Act. Chiefs of Ontario and Attawapiskat First Nation have filed a judicial review today after Canada refused to negotiate with First Nations in Ontario to alleviate the […]

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