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Fireworks memorial returns to honour Tyendinaga fishermen and keep questions alive
By Michelle Dorey Forestell, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Kingstonist.com More than a decade after two young men disappeared on the Bay of Quinte under circumstances their families say never made sense, a long-running community tradition is returning to the waters the men loved. Later this month, fireworks will fall like a shower of stars over the Skyway Bridge in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory in memory of Tyler Maracle and Matthew “Matty” Fairman — a memorial born not only from loss, but…
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Fireworks memorial returns to honour Tyendinaga fishermen and keep questions alive
By Michelle Dorey Forestell, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Kingstonist.com More than a decade after two young…
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City calls for school board transparency, local control
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Arctic Inspiration Prize awards $1.4 million to cultural healing initiatives
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Sentence hiked for man who cut off woman’s finger and forced her to eat it
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Suspect faces 5 years in unsolved 2021 disappearance of Navajo elder Ella Mae Begay
By Savannah Peters EDGEWOOD, N.M. (AP) — The only person ever charged in the unsolved 2021…
Classical music gets a boost of Indigenous energy in upcoming performance of the Amadeus Choir
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‘Threat’ of Bill C-5 is making bill work as intended, Dawn Farrell says
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Manitoba declares rising cases of HIV a public health emergency
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