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Cabinet minister’s firm shared mailing address with person named in cocaine busts – Nanton News
Nov 18, 2024 A company co-owned by Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault shared a post office box with a woman who was detained in two major drug busts The medical-supply company co-owned by Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault shared a post office box with a woman named in arrests in two major drug busts, according to corporate […]
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Statement by the Prime Minister on Louis Riel Day
The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today issued the following statement on Louis Riel Day: “Today, we honour the life and legacy of Louis Riel, a renowned Métis leader, politician, and the founder of Manitoba. “A proud Métis from the Red River Settlement, Louis Riel devoted his life to advocating for the Métis and Métis rights […]
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Boissonnault apologizes for shifting statements about family’s Indigeneity – CBC
Nov 15, 2024 Employment minister told reporters he is ‘learning about his family in real time’ Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault apologized Friday for “not being as clear” as he could have been about his family’s Indigenous heritage and said he asked the Liberal Party to correct the record when it called him Indigenous. “I apologize […]
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Boissonnault faces new scrutiny over his statements on family’s Indigeneity – CBC
Nov 15, 2024 Employment minister says he’s not Indigenous — experts say past statements appear contradictory Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault is set to face a new round of questions over his business dealings and family history at a parliamentary committee in the wake of a report that his former company claimed to be “Indigenous owned” […]
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Liberal cabinet minister’s explanation for misidentifying as Cree, then as Metis, refuted – National Post
Nov 15, 2024 The Indigenous researcher Randy Boissonnault’s office says told him that he was ‘non-status adopted Cree’ says he did not say that OTTAWA — The Indigenous researcher who Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault’s office says explained to him that he was “non-status adopted Cree” says he did not give the Edmonton MP that term. […]
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Change in Leadership at Six Nations of The Grand River CEO Position
Change in Leadership at Six Nations of The Grand River CEO Position OHSWEKEN, ON (Nov. 14, 2024) – Six Nations of the Grand River (SNGR) announces a temporary transition in its executive leadership. Recently, Nathan Wright concluded his work with Six Nations of the Grand River as Interim Chief Executive Officer (CEO). We extend our […]
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Important Announcement: Relocation of Tungasuvvingat Inuit Programs
November 13, 2024 Many Tungasuvvingat Inuit programs in Ottawa are relocating to 282 Dupuis! As of November 18, 2024, the programs below will be run out of the new location. Please be sure to check the location for your specific program; all services and event notices will also include the relevant address. Programming will continue […]
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Chris Selley: The perils of ‘defining’ bigotry – National Post
Nov 14, 2024 Indigenous groups, and now Palestinian groups, want their own specific treatment under the law. Where will that end? The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs (CIJA) and B’nai Brith both say they’re “alarmed” by news that “the government of Canada is considering a definition of anti-Palestinian racism.” “Canada risks branding legitimate critiques […]
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Geoff Russ: Left-wing bureaucrats finally come for Remembrance Day – National Post
Nov 14, 2024 This is Trudeau’s post-national Canada It should have been obvious that the anti-Canadian left would come for Remembrance Day eventually. The bigger surprise was how long they waited before incorporating ritual humiliation and scolding into the ceremonies of Nov. 11. Of all the holidays, sombre and celebratory, Remembrance Day should strike decent […]
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Liberals repeatedly touted MP as ‘Indigenous,’ although he says he isn’t – Napanee Guide
Nov 14, 2024 The Liberal Party advertised Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault as an Indigenous MP, among the ‘largest number of Indigenous MPs’ ever elected OTTAWA – For years, the Liberal Party of Canada touted Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault as an Indigenous MP and part of the “largest number of Indigenous MPs” ever elected in a […]
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