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Kwakiutl First Nation protests BC government’s attempts to shirk treaty responsibilities Nation says it will continue to occupy its traditional territory until provincial and federal governments agree to honour 1851…
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02/19/2014 The Selinger government has set aside $100 million as a down payment to rebuild homes and infrastructure in four Interlake First Nations ravaged by flooding in 2011. The announcement…
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Feb 18, 2014 When Xat’sull Chief Bev Sellers reflects on her childhood she remembers the fear, humiliation and deplorable conditions she was so often forced to endure. “I wasn’t allowed…
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Feb. 19 2014 Two months ago in Ottawa, Ted Nolan, “interim coach” of the Buffalo Sabres, was asked what he planned to do about Latvia now that he had found…
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18 FEBRUARY 2014 Thirty-five people beat drums, sang and marched through Westbank to protest the B.C. government’s handling of aboriginal children. More aboriginal kids are getting placed in foster homes…
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February 18, 2014 With more time to plan it this year, three First Nations groups are hoping for an even better All-Nations Tribal Days. The event, which debuted last April,…
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Family withdraws from inquest into Winnipeg man’s death during long ER wait Feb. 18 2014 The family of a man who died during a 34-hour wait in a hospital emergency…
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Feb 18, 2014 Closing the gap on Nanaimo’s aboriginal graduation rate means supporting children beyond the classroom. That’s the idea behind a new school proposed by the Nanaimo Aboriginal Centre,…
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Inquest ignoring ‘hidden racism’ behind death of Winnipeg aboriginal man after 34-hour ER wait, family says February 18, 2014 WINNIPEG — The family of a man who died during a…
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February 19, 2014 Proposed federal legislation meant to ensure more aboriginal students graduate won’t overshadow ongoing attempts by aboriginal agencies to establish their own school boards, local leaders say. Nishnawbe…
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