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Indigenous Treaties feeling threatened once again
By Alexandra Noad, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Lethbridge Herald Due to colonialism, many Indigenous people have a complicated relationship with Canada Day, but this year it was amplified with the separatist movement. A few weeks ago, chiefs from Treaty 6,7 and 8, gathered in Calgary to hold a rally, during which many of them stated their concern over the lack of respect for the treaties. Indigenous people value the treaties their ancestors signed with the Crown as a…
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Haudenosaunee Confederacy says Six Nations Elected Council “crossing the line” audits publicly available
By Lynda Powless Editor A more than 100-year-old governing dispute at Six Nations has resurfaced, this…
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Sports Briefs: Attack drop pair of games in Waterloo
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Rivermen register lopsided victory versus expansion Kodiaks
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Ironmen commence signings for next season
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Six Nations children get chance to watch Team Canada
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SPORTS BRIEFS: Attack splits weekend matches
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Indigenous Treaties feeling threatened once again
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