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Toronto Rock take on the San Diego Seals for Indigenous Heritage Night – CHCH
February 6, 2025 After a tough start to the season the Toronto Rock have found their groove and are on a nice three-game winning streak heading into Saturday’s Indigenous Heritage Night game at home against San Diego. To discuss that and the team’s recent hot streak, Justin Martin and Chris Corbeil joined Louie Butko. Read […]
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Read MoreSecuring the nuclear future – How enhancing Canadian enrichment capacity can help break Russia’s grip on the global uranium supply chain: Juzel Lloyd – MLI
February 6, 2025 Canada’s enrichment potential is not only a crucial asset for its allies but also a strategic move for ensuring the security and resilience of its own nuclear power fleet. The global enrichment supply chain is undergoing a reckoning that will ripple through the nuclear industry for decades to come. Russia’s invasion of […]
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Read MoreFeds taking steps to end human trafficking of Indigenous women – The Spec
February 6, 2025 A recent conference in Ottawa brought stakeholders together to examine how to better keep Indigenous women and girls safer in Canada, with federal leaders touting the progress that has already been made. The third annual National Indigenous-Federal-Provincial-Territorial (IFPT) Meeting on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQI+ people wrapped up last […]
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Read MoreWas it an apology? – The Catholic Register
February 6, 2025 Pope Benedict’s 2009 meeting with Indigenous leaders Near the end of last year, The B.C. Catholic began a series of articles examining over a century of truth, healing and reconciliation between the Archdiocese of Vancouver and Canada’s Indigenous peoples. This week, Editor Paul Schratz continues the series by exploring Pope Benedict XVI’s historic 2009 […]
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Read MoreWaterloo Warriors launch a new Indigenous logo – U Waterloo
February 5, 2025 Collaboration leads to Indigenization in Waterloo’s Athletics and Recreation A new Indigenous logo for the Waterloo Warriors officially launched on Tuesday, February 4, in collaboration with Waterloo Athletics and Recreation and the Office of Indigenous Relations (OIR). A celebratory gathering took place at the Student Life Centre to unveil the new artwork […]
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Read MoreAboriginal title has become a constitutional threat in Canada – Fraser Institute
February 05, 2025 In November, a court released seven companies from an Aboriginal land claim in New Brunswick. Wolastoqey First Nations had filed a legal action seeking a declaration of Aboriginal title over more than half the province. The seven companies, named as defendants, own most of the land subject to the claim. A judge […]
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Read MoreAnnual First Nations Housing Conference in Thunder Bay, Ont., puts students to work – CBC
Feb 06, 2025 More than a dozen students completed challenge to learn home improvement tricks Youth empowerment is among the key focuses of this year’s First Nations Housing Conference in Thunder Bay, Ont., as stakeholders continue to have conversations about how to improve housing conditions in remote communities. Organizers of the 22nd annual conference say […]
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Read MoreUNDRIP Action Plan sees response from Feathers of Hope gathering – Anishinabek News
February 6, 2025 THUNDER BAY – A group of Indigenous youth recently provided responses to the federal government’s UNDRIP Action Plan during the Feathers of Hope UNDRIP Action Plan Youth Gathering on Jan. 24 at the Valhalla Hotel and Conference Centre in Thunder Bay. The federal government’s United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous […]
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Read MoreTrudeau to brief Big City Mayors’ Caucus on potential trade war as Singh presents tariff response in Montreal – iPolitics
Feb 6, 2025 What’s happening on and off the Hill today, plus the news you need to start your day. A day after announcing his plan to host a one-day summit on Canada – U.S. relations in Toronto on Friday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is booked to speak to members of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities Big […]
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Read MoreLarge numbers and the destruction of policy debate in Canada: Ken Coates in National Newswatch – MLI
February 5, 2025 Over the last decade, wild increases in government spending have effectively immunized Canadians to the significance of large numbers. The process started years ago, in an all-party and all-government frenzy of public spending. It expanded rapidly during the COVID-19 pandemic, with governments rushing money out the door in what we now know […]
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