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Little Bear stepping down from vice-provost position
By Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Lethbridge Herald The well-respected advocate, educator and leader Leroy Little Bear (Iikaisskini-Low Horn) will be stepping down from his role as vice-provost, Iniskim Indigenous Relations come the end of June. Born and raised on the Blood Reserve, Little Bear was one of the first Indigenous students to complete a program of study at the University of Lethbridge. He would later go on and create the first Native American Studies, which is now known as Indigenous…
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Six Nations Marks Solidarity Day With Water Fun in the Sun!
By Alex Murray Writer The crowd may have been small but this year’s Solidarity Day celebrations…
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Rivermen anticipate stiff challenges this weekend
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Chiefs extend winning streak to eight
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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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OMSK Emerges Victorious at Six Nations Junior School Lacrosse Tournament
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Six Nations Youth Embrace the Creator’s Game at annual school lacrosse tournament
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Warriors aiming to finish atop Can-Am standings
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Six Nations Fire Department has marked six decades of service to the community. It’s hard to…
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Little Bear stepping down from vice-provost position
By Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Lethbridge Herald The well-respected advocate, educator and leader Leroy Little Bear…
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In New Brunswick, First Nations, government mum on sensitive topic of natural gas
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‘Miraculous’: Watay completes electrification of 16 First Nations
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First meeting held for new leadership table focused on growing homelessness crisis
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Northern Ontario First Nation begins building road to the Ring of Fire mining region
By Liam Casey Construction has begun on one Ontario First Nation’s road to the Ring of…
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Police looking into suspect’s motivations after Montreal shooting: official
By The Canadian Press A federal official says police from various jurisdictions are looking into the…
Yukon pens letters to minister, CRTC and Bell Canada over poor cellular service
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Gun control group repeats call for end to sales of SKS rifles after Montreal shooting
A prominent gun control advocacy group is repeating its call for an immediate end to new…
Pangnirtung leaders worry proposed hydro plant will raise local sea levels
By Arty Sarkisian, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Nunatsiaq News A $500-million hydro project under development for…
Norman Bernard acclaimed as Wagmatcook chief
By Rosemary Godin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Cape Breton Post Wagmatcook First Nation Chief Norman Bernard…
Some Fête nationale celebrations cancelled as police probe deadly Montreal shooting
By The Canadian Press A Montreal neighbourhood is grieving three people killed this week in a…
