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Sep 18, 2013 Kobo has engaged in a new initiative that will see close to 3,500 Touch e-Readers distributed to Native youth in Canada. The company is also contributing close…
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Qulliq Energy Corp. promises hydroelectric power by 2019 September 10, 2013 If you live in Iqaluit, the Nunavut Impact Review Board invites you to learn more about the Qulliq Energy…
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Sep. 09 2013 The Governor of Maine is lending his support to TransCanada’s proposed west-east pipeline, saying his state would welcome Alberta’s oil. The transportation of crude was a key…
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Sep 10, 2013 Housing was the topic of the day in the Nunavut Legislative Assembly on Monday. This spring, the federal government announced $100-million to fund housing in the territory.…
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Margarent Anderson hopes more supporters will come forward to help education, employment program Sep 9, 2013 A philanthropist born in Thunder Bay is funding a pilot project to help educate…
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Last Modified: 09/9/2013 3:35 PM First Nations and environmentalists are calling on the Clean Environment Commission to live up to its own words: delay any further hydroelectric development in Manitoba’s…
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13/08/27 The RCMP estimates about 50 contraband tobacco manufacturers are operating on First Nations territories in Ontario and Quebec, according to a briefing document sent to the federal public safety…
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August 28, 2013 Nathan Cullen said Canada’s Minister for Fisheries and Oceans is as absent as this year’s sockeye salmon run causes closures around B.C. The Skeena-Bulkey Valley MP slammed…
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August 28, 2013 Event aims to heal land and bolster spirits FORT MCMURRAY, AB—In the heart of Canada’s oil country, the booming town of Fort McMurray—casually dubbed Fort McMoney—is slowly…
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Stand-alone midwifery centre sensitized to native culture is a leap forward in health care for aboriginal and marginalized women, experts say. Aug 28 2013 There was little by way of…
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