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Ucluelet’s new Japanese pavilion celebrates cross-cultural relationships
By Nora O’Malley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Ucluelet, BC –The Ucluelet Japanese Canadian History Pavilion officially opened on a sun-soaked Aug. 29 when 103-year-old Frances Nakagawa cut the red ribbon alongside four women who were also held in internment camps during the Second World War. Nakagawa’s son Keith shared that his mom kept saying it was all “like a dream”. Located on the corner of Matterson Drive and Imperial Lane, the new interpretive site overlooks the Ucluelet Harbour; the very…
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Ogwadeni:deo takes message of ‘Taking Care of our Own’ to heart with Back to School give-away
Photos by Jim C. Powless Cars were lined up from Ogwadeni:deo’s driveway all the way down…
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Ucluelet’s new Japanese pavilion celebrates cross-cultural relationships
By Nora O’Malley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Ucluelet, BC –The Ucluelet Japanese Canadian History Pavilion officially…
Nunavut MP broke conflict of interest rules but made ‘errors of judgement made in good faith’: ethics commissioner
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Canmore mural coated with new colour
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First Nations near Parry Sound lead awareness campaign along Hwy. 400: ‘Our Community. Our Responsibility’
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Movie by Métis filmmaker will have its world premiere at Toronto festival
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Ogwadeni:deo takes message of ‘Taking Care of our Own’ to heart with Back to School give-away
Photos by Jim C. Powless Cars were lined up from Ogwadeni:deo’s driveway all the way down…
Six Nations Elected Chief says she was snubbed by Ontario Minister Rickford
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UNDER THE NORTHERN SKY: Mattagami FN Celebrates Their 12th Annual Pow Wow
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Haudenosaunee Nationals nab bronze medal and berth in world tournament
By Sam Laskaris Writer Some Six Nations members helped the Haudenosaunee Nationals capture some hardware at…
Jordin Tootoo, Attima Hadlari to be inducted into Nunavut sport hall of fame
By Daron Letts, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Nunatsiaq News After months of planning, the Nunavut Sport…
Chiefs capture MSL title and earn right to host Mann Cup
By Sam Laskaris Writer It’s official. The Mann Cup will be awarded at Six Nations’ Iroquois…
Six Nations golfer defends crown at Ontario Indigenous tournament
By Sam Laskaris, Writer John Monture Jr. continues to have success at the MontHill Golf &…
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