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Former CBC ‘Igalaaq’ host named to Order of Canada
By Jeff Pelletier, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Nunatsiaq News Rassi Nashalik, the original host of CBC’s Igalaaq Inuktitut TV news program, is a member of the Order of Canada. Gov. Gen. Mary Simon announced Wednesday that Nashalik is one of 80 appointees to the Order, which is one of Canada’s highest civilian honours. A news release from Simon’s office described Nashalik as “a trusted voice for Canada’s North.” “She is a valued advocate for the preservation of Inuit language and…
Six Nations News
Gayenawahsra Next Step program expands capacity with seven more units
The Gayenawahsra Next Step program has nearly doubled its capacity to provide violence-free transitional housing to single parents in Six Nations. Thanks to a $4.2 million investment from Canada’s Indigenous Shelter and Transitional Housing Initiative (ISHTI), seven additional units are being added to Ganohkwasra Family Assault Support Services’ existing transitional housing complex at 36 Sunrise Court. The eight-unit facility was first built in 1994, to provide safe living spaces for clients of the organization’s shelter and community counselling program, to…
Sports News
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First Nation hockey player averages more than two points per game in Junior A circuit
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Montour plays key role in Kraken’s Indigenous Peoples Night
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Haudenosaunee Nationals win women’s and men’s divisions at Puerto Rico tournament
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SPORTS BRIEFS: Lacrosse to hockey
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Ironmen edge host Coyotes in NPHL contest
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SPORTS BRIEFS: Skywomen Lacrosse captures local tournament
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Six Nations man First Nations Lacrosse Association executive director
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Former CBC ‘Igalaaq’ host named to Order of Canada
By Jeff Pelletier, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Nunatsiaq News Rassi Nashalik, the original host of CBC’s…
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Downed power line in northern Manitoba repaired, electricity being restored
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Flood of the century: a look back at the historic southern Alberta flood of ‘95
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Three earthquakes rattle Alaska-Yukon border area within minutes just before Jan. 1
Earthquakes Canada says it registered three earthquakes in the same region near the Yukon-Alaska border within…
Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq and Government of Canada sign co-management arrangement for National Parks
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