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Willy’s World 3rd Annual Exposition0
SIX NATIONS — Willy’s World Wellmart hosted their 3rd Annual Health and Wellness Exposition at the Gathering Place on Thursday, June 14. Not only serving hot food, but within the building they allowed for a congregation of premier medical equipment manufacturers and health care experts to demonstrate and showcase their products and services throughout the
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Homeowner didn’t call 911 before going out and killing suspected truck thief0
By Nahnda Garlow with CP files HAMILTON — The man accused of murdering Jonathan Styres says he didn’t call 911 before he shot and killed him. Peter Khill said during testimony on Tuesday that his military background urged him to go outside and shoot Styres dead while the man was attempting to steal Khill’s 2001
READ MOREAFN Chief says Ottawa collecting data inaccurately will affect First Nations0
OTTAWA – Assembly of First Nations National Chief Perry Bellegarde responded to the Auditor General of Canada’s report, calling on Canada to change its approach and make better use of data it is collecting to make more informed decisions to close the gap in the quality of life between First Nations people and Canada more
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Feds fail to measure social, economic gaps between First Nations, others: audit0
OTTAWA — Indigenous Services Canada is failing to measure and accurately report the social and economic gaps between First Nations people on reserves and other Canadians, auditor general Michael Ferguson said Tuesday. “There are so many discussions about the need to close the socio-economic gaps between Indigenous people and other Canadians in this country and
READ MORERomeo Saganash’s Indigenous rights bill passes in the House of Commons0
OTTAWA — A private member’s bill aimed at ensuring Canada’s laws are in harmony with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples has earned the approval of the House of Commons. Bill C-262, introduced by New Democrat MP and reconciliation critic Romeo Saganash, won the support of MPs by a margin of
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NDP urges Commons to affirm support for Indigenous rights amid pipeline tension0
OTTAWA —The NDP is urging the House of Commons to reaffirm its support for the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples _ which requires Indigenous consent for projects such as the Trans Mountain pipeline. A party motion asks the House to repeat its support for the declaration, including an article which guarantees
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