Indigenous
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Joyce Echaquan posthumously awarded Rosa Parks prize in QuebecOn behalf of his late wife, Carol Dubé accepted the prize named after U.S. civil rights activist Rosa Parks from a Quebec group that works to build solidarity with Africa.CanadaApr 19
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Family of Jackie Vautour to continue fight for land expropriated for national parkThe Vautour family say they are Metis-Acadian and the expropriated land is unceded Mi'kmaq territory that is the subject of an ongoing court challenge.CanadaApr 16
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Saskatoon Indigenous outreach program focuses on cultural connectionsSaskatoon Tribal Council Chief Mark Arcand is looking to expand a 'by Indigenous, for Indigenous' outreach program that focuses on cultural connections.CanadaApr 14
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High school student project on Indigenous culture endorsed by Alberta school divisionIn the midst of the province's draft curriculum controversy, a Calgary teen's high school project has suddenly become a teaching tool in one provincial school division.EducationApr 14
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John A. Macdonald statue removed from Victoria Park in ReginaThe City of Regina removed the John A. Macdonald statue from Victoria Park in Regina on Tuesday after city council voted in favour of relocating it in March.CanadaApr 14
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Darcie Little Badger, an Indigenous author, is a Nebula Award finalist for her new YA novel debutDarcie Little Badger is an Indigenous author and a Nebula Award finalist for her recent debut novel, 'Elatsoe.' She shares her experience as a debut author in challenging times.EntertainmentApr 13
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City of Regina seeks public conversation around John A. Macdonald legacyThe City of Regina launched an online space Wednesday called Be Heard Regina for community conversation on the legacy of John A. Macdonald.CanadaApr 7
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Removing John A. Macdonald statue from Regina’s Victoria Park won’t erase history: historianA historian out of the University of Manitoba says removing the John A. Macdonald statue from Regina's Victoria Park does not erase history.CanadaApr 2
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COVID-19 cases in Indigenous communities down by 80% with high vaccine uptakeMore than 50 per cent of adults living in First Nations, Inuit and territorial communities have already received at least one shot of a COVID-19 vaccine.HealthApr 2
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Three Saskatchewan First Nation organizations opening vaccination clinics in Saskatoon, PA, NBFred Sasakamoose's son is helping open three Indigenous-run vaccination clinics after his father died following a battle with COVID-19.HealthApr 1
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