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COMMENTARY: How to keep pushing forward: Lessons learned as CMA president – CMA
June 5, 2025 Over the past year as Canadian Medical Association (CMA) president, I have seen both the fragility and resilience of our health care system. In countless conversations with providers and patients, I heard about their challenges in our under-resourced system. But these same health care advocates also highlighted innovative solutions to build a […]
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Your Dilico – Spring 2025 Newsletter – Dilico
Your Dilico – Spring 2025 Newsletter – Dilico Read More: https://www.dilico.com/2025/06/04/your-dilico-spring-2025-newsletter/
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Ontario to make Ring of Fire a special economic zone ‘as quickly as possible’: Ford – CityNews
June 5, 2025 TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the province intends to designate the mineral-rich Ring of Fire as a special economic zone as quickly as possible. He says he and several ministers will consult all summer with First Nations about the new law that allows the Ontario government to suspend provincial and […]
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When it comes to climate change, Canada needs more resilient outdoor spaces. Indigenous landscape architects can help – The Globe and Mail
June 5, 2025 While consulting on the Kitchener Indoor Recreational Complex, the team at landscape architecture firm SpruceLab, recommended planting a white oak tree between the indoor pool and an underground cistern for storm water. It wasn’t just an aesthetic choice; the team was thinking about water, and water’s stories. Historically, First Nations of the […]
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Halton Hills marking Indigenous History Month with arts and culture events – Halton Hills News
June 5, 2025 Art exhibition, beading workshop among planned activities The Town invites residents to experience a curated series of arts and culture programs recognizing Indigenous History Month. Throughout June, the Halton Hills Public Library and Create Halton Hills will showcase the traditional and contemporary creativity of Canada’s Indigenous Peoples through film, art and literature. […]
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‘Our Story Continues’ the message behind free Indigenous art exhibit at Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts – YorkRegion.com
June 5, 2025 City hosting exhibition in partnership with Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation until July 2. The enduring history and culture of one of York Region’s Indigenous groups can be seen during a free exhibition in Richmond Hill. Minwaa Niinwind Dabaadjimownan: Our Story Continues, created by artists from the Mississaugas of the Credit […]
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Ontario Science Centre Hosts Indigenous-Led Celebration for National Indigenous History Month – Global News
Jun 05 2025 June marks National Indigenous History Month, a time to honour, celebrate, and learn from the cultures, traditions, and knowledge of First Nations, Inuit, and Metis peoples. To mark the occasion, the Ontario Science Centre and local Indigenous leaders are teaming up for a special free celebration at the Harbourfront Centre presented by […]
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Mitchell Souliere-Lamb aims to inspire more Indigenous people to choose engineering – U of T Engineering News
Jun 5, 2025 One of the newest graduates of the Department of Mechanical & Industrial Engineering used his expertise to help First Nations with sustainable energy projects When it came time for Mitchell Souliere-Lamb (MechE 2T4 + PEY) to apply to university, he thought of his mother and grandmother. “That side of my family is […]
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Thunder Bay Public Library appoints Indigenous relations advisor – CBC
Jun 05, 2025 New adviser says they library to be grounded in belonging, education and reconciliation The Thunder Bay Public Library has appointed Stephanie MacLaurin as its new senior adviser of Indigenous relations, a key leadership role aimed at advancing the library’s commitment to reconciliation and the decolonization of public spaces. MacLaurin, who is Anishinaabe […]
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UN Declaration and Indigenous Rights at a Crossroads in Canada: National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak Responds to Minister Fraser’s Remarks – NetNewsLedger
June 5, 2025 OTTAWA — Unceded Algonquin Territory – A political firestorm has erupted following comments from Canada’s Minister of Justice, Sean Fraser, who this week dismissed the notion that Indigenous peoples have a “veto” over land and resource decisions. His remarks have drawn a swift and pointed response from Assembly of First Nations (AFN) […]
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