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Elections Canada probes extent of mistakes on polling day in Indigenous communities – CTV News
November 4, 2021 OTTAWA — Elections Canada has launched an investigation to see if errors cost Indigenous communities across Canada their right to vote. It is checking to see whether First Nations in Kenora, Ont., were the only ones denied the ability to vote on polling day or if it was “a more general problem.” […]
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MSIFN calling on Trudeau to take more action on Indigenous issues following election win – Durham Radio News
The Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation has released a statement following the federal election. They congratulated Justin Trudeau on winning the election, but said they’re cautious because of his previous performance. “We are looking forward to continuing our work with the Liberal government,” said Chief Kelly LaRocca. “Although not as central to his party’s […]
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Writ Large: That’s all, folks – iPolitics
Sep 24, 2021 Good morning, iPolitics readers. The count continues in 10 ridings, but it’s time for Writ Large to go into hibernation until the time comes to shuffle the Parliamentary deck once again — whether that’s in 18 months or four years is anyone’s guess. If you’re still trying to make sense of what […]
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Ontario Regional Chief Glen Hare Congratulates Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
(M’Chigeeng First Nation, ON – September 22, 2021) Ontario Regional Chief Glen Hare issued the following statement congratulating re-elected Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the new and returning Members of Parliament in the 44th General Election: “I would like to congratulate Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on his re-election and the new and returning Members of […]
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Canada election: 3 new Indigenous MPs likely elected for NDP, Tories – Global News
September 22, 2021 There are likely to be three new Indigenous members of Parliament in the House of Commons following a federal election that had a record number of First Nations, Metis and Inuit candidates. Blake Desjarlais, who is Metis, was declared the winner in Edmonton Griesbach, which has been held by Conservative MP Kerry […]
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Writ Large: The count goes on – iPolitics
Sep 23, 2021 Good morning, iPolitics readers. The count goes on. Just 10 ridings across the country remain to be called in Canada’s 44th election. While the total seat count currently remains unchanged from election night projections, some of the stragglers are ridiculously close. Here’s the latest: Today’s Takeaways As the count continues, opposition leaders […]
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The Métis Nation of Ontario congratulates Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Liberal Party of Canada on their re-election
The Métis Nation of Ontario congratulates Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Liberal Party of Canada on their re-election [OTTAWA – September 21, 2021] The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) offered congratulates to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Liberal Party of Canada on their re-election. “The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) has long been a leader […]
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NAFC hopeful for commitment to Friendship Centres and urban Indigenous communities
OTTAWA – The National Association of Friendship Centres (NAFC) congratulates Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party of Canada for their successful campaign and for receiving support from voters in Canada for a new mandate. The NAFC looks forward to continuing our work with the Liberal government to support urban Indigenous communities. The NAFC commends the […]
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ITK Welcomes Return Of Trudeau Government
September 21, 2021 ITK extends warmest congratulations to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for his reelection last night and for the confidence demonstrated at the polls for a strong minority government and a collaborative and ambitious multi-party system. Inuit look forward to continuing our productive working relationship with the federal government and advancing the Inuit-Crown relationship, […]
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Liberal approach needs to change even if Parliament stays the same, say Indigenous leaders – APTN News
For RoseAnne Archibald, the election of a 44th Canadian federal Parliament basically identical to the previous one indicates voters want stability, at least while the pandemic continues. But that doesn’t mean she’s happy with the status quo. “The slowness of progress really means it’s costing us lives,” said Archibald, who was elected Assembly of First […]
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