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Pipeline activist denies rape accusations in court filing0
By Mary Hudetz, AP ALBUQUERQUE, NM — An activist who has been described as having assisted Native American elders, veterans and others during 2016 pipeline protests at the Standing Rock reservation in North Dakota has disputed accusations that he raped unconscious women. In a New Mexico court filing, Redwolf Pope, 41, said last week that
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Ontario Tories announce changes to welfare programs, plan to scrap basic income pilot0
TORONTO — Ontario’s new Progressive Conservative government ushered in the first of what it promised would be major reforms to social assistance on Tuesday, reducing a planned increase in support rates and cancelling a pilot program that provided payments to low-income people in certain communities. In an afternoon news conference, Social Services Minister Lisa MacLeod
READ MOREManitoba RCMP cite ‘hateful and threatening’ language against Indigenous people0
FLIN FLON, MB — Two women have been charged with inciting hatred after someone proposed having a “shoot a Indian day” on social media in northern Manitoba. RCMP say the women, along with another who has not yet been arrested, posted hateful messages on Facebook after vehicles were vandalized in Flin Flon. Police are not
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White supremacist Paul Fromm running for Hamilton mayor0
SIX NATIONS — If anyone wonders what impact US President Trump is making in the western world, the proof just became obvious with the CBC report that proud white nationalist and neo-Nazi Paul Fromm has announced his candidacy for Mayor of the City of Hamilton. A quick Google search on Fromm will explain his world view
READ MOREBC allows cannabis productions through indigenous and local governments0
VANCOUVER — Local and Indigenous governments in British Columbia will be permitted to prevent marijuana production in their communities on land that is part of the Agricultural Land Reserve, but with conditions. The Ministry of Agriculture said Friday the regulatory change is effective immediately and gives governments the right to prevent industrial-style, cement-based and cannabis-production bunkers in their
READ MOREAttack on First Nations man called hate crime0
THUNDER BAY— Officials are calling an assault on a First Nations man earlier this week in Thunder Bay, Ont., a hate crime. Thunder Bay police say the 52-year-old man was taken to hospital for treatment after he was found injured near a bus terminal on Wednesday night. Police said Friday they would not comment further as the
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London Friendship Centre reopens after renovations
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Neil Young ‘Honor the Treaties’ concert tour
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