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Resurrecting the Port of Churchill
By Carol Baldwin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Wakaw Recorder A ship left the Port of Churchill this week loaded with about 30,000 tonnes of Canadian wheat, the northern Manitoba town’s first grain shipment in over half a decade. In what government officials say is a significant milestone that was years in the making, this week’s grain shipment bound for Antwerp, Belgium, is one of three leaving the port this season in partnership with Saskatchewan-based pulse producer AGT Foods. Two more…
Six Nations News
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…
Sports News
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Haudenosaunee Nationals nab bronze medal and berth in world tournament
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Chiefs capture MSL title and earn right to host Mann Cup
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Six Nations golfer defends crown at Ontario Indigenous tournament
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Tomahawks capture B Division at season-ending tournament
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Rivermen preparing to compete at Presidents Cup
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Powless joins Rebels’ organization
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Chiefs face familiar foe in MSL final
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Six Nations club wins provincial Junior C title
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Attack bow out in semi-finals
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Editorial: What’s in a name…onyadariyono (beautiful lake)
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Black & White and Red All Over Photos by Carl Pascoe & Rachel A. Powless By…
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Resurrecting the Port of Churchill
By Carol Baldwin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Wakaw Recorder A ship left the Port of Churchill…
Innu Nation grand chief calls for Indigenous police force after violent N.L. arrest
The grand chief of the Innu Nation says the violent arrest of an Indigenous man in…
Construction begins on major B.C. transmission line aimed at powering northwest
By Lauren Krugel Construction is underway on a major electricity transmission project in northern British Columbia…
Eby says NDP won’t be courting B.C. Conservative defectors
By Ashley Joannou British Columbia New Democrats won’t court B.C. Conservative defectors, after nine legislators left…
Jann Arden to appear at pro-Canada concert ahead of Alberta separation vote
Jann Arden is set to join a cohort of Alberta performers for a free concert promoting…
Climate groups launch ad blitz, warn of threat to whales from major projects push
By Nick Murray Some of Canada’s leading environmental groups are pushing the federal government to change…
Province seeks public input on creation of data centre policy
By Paige Morgan, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, River Valley Sun The government is seeking public feedback…
Violent Labrador arrest caught on video, referred to police watchdog
Newfoundland and Labrador’s police watchdog is conducting a review after a violent RCMP arrest in a…
Climate groups launch ad blitz, warn of threat to whales from major projects push
By Nick Murray Some of Canada’s leading environmental groups are pushing the federal government to change…
Élections Québec says it’s too late to print voter documents in English
By Erika Morris Élections Québec says it is too late to make changes to the unilingual…
Schools back, but Blood Tribe buses aren’t
By Alexandra Noad, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Lethbridge Herald While back to school should be an…
Treaty 8 criticizes province for removing reference to Indigenous Peoples from Alberta Day statement
By Jeremy Appel, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Alberta Native News Alberta’s government is facing pushback from…
Fort Nelson-based artist empowers Indigenous youth with mural mentorship program
By Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Energeticcity.ca FORT NELSON, B.C. — A local artist is empowering young…
Mackenzie Valley Highway now includes bridges to Fort Simpson, Wrigley
By Natasha Bulowski, Cabin Radio, Cabin Radio The latest Mackenzie Valley Highway proposal includes new bridges…
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
By William Koblensky Varela, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Nunavut News Nunavut MP Lori Idlout broke conflict…
First Nations look to traditional foods to improve health outcomes
By Maya Ekman, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, NWOnewswatch.com THUNDER BAY – A First Nations health agency…
Canmore mural coated with new colour
By Leah Pelletier, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Rocky Mountain Outlook CANMORE – A Canmore artist has…
Ottawa to announce extension of gas tax holiday beyond Labour Day
By David Baxter Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne is expected to announce an extension of the gas…
First Nations near Parry Sound lead awareness campaign along Hwy. 400: ‘Our Community. Our Responsibility’
By Shania Tabobondung is a Local Journalism Initiative reporter writing for ParrySound.com. The Local Journalism Initiative…
