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September 13, 2019 382 views

Less than three months after Councillor Melba Thomas’s home was severely damaged by a suspicious fire what remained of…

Leaders grapple with questions on ethics, values on Day 1 of campaign

September 11, 2019 90 views

By Stephanie Levitz THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA- An election campaign sure to feature plenty of pocketbook promises got underway amid…

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Federal election campaign begins today with leaders in Ontario, Quebec and B.C.

September 11, 2019 87 views

OTTAWA- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau kicks off his bid for re-election today, heading to Rideau Hall this morning to ask…

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Remembering Sept., 11, 2011 when the World Trade Centre fell

September 11, 2019 81 views

Smoke pours from the twin towers of the World Trade Center after they were hit by two hijacked airliners in…

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Indigenous, two spirit couple from Alberta wins The Amazing Race Canada

September 11, 2019 260 views

By Paola Loriggio THE CANADIAN PRESS TORONTO- Anthony Johnson and James Makokis hoped being the first Indigenous, two-spirit couple to…

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Woodstock man dies after single vehicle collision near Nanticoke

September 11, 2019 146 views

Two children uninjured after car leaves road and rolls into a pond …

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Brantford Reviews Together for Youth Strategy

September 11, 2019 74 views

Brantford, ON – At the Tuesday September 10th Committee of the Whole meeting, a staff report was provided to City…

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Graphic novels attempt to prevent Indigenous and Metis youth suicides

September 10, 2019 78 views

By Bill Graveland THE CANADIAN PRESS CALGARY -The Alberta government is turning to comic books to address the issue of…

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US seeks dismissal of tribes’ lawsuit over Keystone pipeline

September 10, 2019 58 views

By Matthew Brown THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BILLINGS, Mont. _ Attorneys for the Trump administration want a U.S. judge…

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AFN outlines First Nations election priorities ahead of fall vote

September 9, 2019 74 views

By Teresa Wright THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA _ Canada has been treating Indigenous issues as higher priorities since…

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Oil drilling plan near Utah monument draws tribal opposition

September 9, 2019 60 views

By Morgan Smith THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SALT LAKE CITY _ Environmentalists and tribal organizations are protesting a lease sale by…

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AFN Regional Chief Moreley Googoo suspended pending investigation

September 6, 2019 163 views

The Assembly of First Nations executive council has suspended Nova Scotia-Newfoundland Regional Chief Morley Googoo after a report outlined how…

Ironically Six Nation is not only a shareholder in Hydro One but investor in the Niagara Reinforcement Line that was protested by Six Nations people until Tuesday July 16, 2019 (Photo by Justin Lethbridge)

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Hydro One Announces Completion of Niagara Reinforcement Line

September 6, 2019 236 views

By Turtle Island News staff The Niagara Reinforcement Line has officially been completed. In a media release Hydro One says…

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First Nations given max compensation for Ottawa’s child welfare discrimination

September 6, 2019 191 views

Cindy Blackstock By Mia Rabson THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA-First Nations children who were separated from their families by a chronically…

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Oh how sweet it isn’t: Navajo president bans candy at parade

September 6, 2019 129 views

By Felicia Fonseca THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FLAGSTAFF, Ariz.- Oh how sweet it isn’t. Thousands of people will line a highway…

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New water plant for First Nation under boil water advisories for 22 years

September 6, 2019 74 views

SHOAL LAKE, Ont.-A First Nation on the Manitoba-Ontario boundary is closer to getting safe drinking water. Government officials are at…

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First Nations given maximum compensation for Ottawa’s child welfare discrimination

September 6, 2019 131 views

OTTAWA _ The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal has awarded more than $2 billion in compensation to First Nations children and…

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Alaska museum to hold native remains until returned to tribe

September 6, 2019 74 views

KODIAK, Alaska _ An Alaska museum has received dozens of ancestral human remains to hold until they can be returned…

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New policy recognizing Aboriginal rights could accelerate B.C. treaty process

September 6, 2019 94 views

VANCOUVER _ The federal and provincial governments along with the First Nations Summit have reached an agreement on a new…

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Court allows six Trans Mountain appeals focusing on Indigenous consultation

September 4, 2019 97 views

By Laura Kane THE CANADIAN PRESS VANCOUVER- The Federal Court of Appeal has allowed six challenges of the Trans Mountain…

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Remembering Sept., 11, 2011 when the World Trade Centre fell

Indigenous, two spirit couple from Alberta wins The Amazing Race Canada

Woodstock man dies after single vehicle collision near Nanticoke

Brantford Reviews Together for Youth Strategy

Graphic novels attempt to prevent Indigenous and Metis youth suicides

US seeks dismissal of tribes’ lawsuit over Keystone pipeline

AFN outlines First Nations election priorities ahead of fall vote

Oil drilling plan near Utah monument draws tribal opposition

AFN Regional Chief Moreley Googoo suspended pending investigation

Hydro One Announces Completion of Niagara Reinforcement Line

First Nations given max compensation for Ottawa’s child welfare discrimination

Oh how sweet it isn’t: Navajo president bans candy at parade

New water plant for First Nation under boil water advisories for 22 years

First Nations given maximum compensation for Ottawa’s child welfare discrimination

Alaska museum to hold native remains until returned to tribe

New policy recognizing Aboriginal rights could accelerate B.C. treaty process

Court allows six Trans Mountain appeals focusing on Indigenous consultation