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Joffre Lakes to close for 3 periods this year under agreement with First NationsPoliticsApr 25Joffre Lakes Park, known as Pipi7íyekw to the Líl̓wat Nation and N’Quatqua, will close for periods in May, June and September for Indigenous use.
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‘A new beginning’: First Nation ravaged by B.C. wildfire unveils new subdivisionFireApr 24
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Justin Trudeau highlights supports for Saskatchewan Indigenous communitiesPoliticsApr 23
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B.C. introduces legislation recognizing Haida Gwaii Indigenous titlePoliticsApr 22
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Air Canada apologies to AFN chief for taking away headdress during flight
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CanadaAir Canada apologies to AFN chief for taking away headdress during flight
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CanadaAamjiwnaang First Nation declares state of emergency over benzene levels
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CanadaCalls grow for a school trustee resignation in Dauphin
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EconomyTrudeau announces loan guarantee program for Canada’s Indigenous communities
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ConsumerFirst Nations leaders speak out about Indigenous woman punched during arrest
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CanadaEhattesaht First Nation brings wisdom to orca rescue
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CanadaHandcuffed Indigenous woman punched by VPD officer during arrest
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CanadaWhat historic agreement signed in Haida Gwaii will mean for other First Nations
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CanadaB.C. signs historic agreement handing over title to Haida Gwaii
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B.C. introduces legislation recognizing Haida Gwaii Indigenous titleThe B.C. government says legislation formally recognizing the Haida Nation's Aboriginal title over the archipelago of Haida Gwaii was introduced in the legislature Monday.PoliticsApr 22
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‘Racialized police brutality’: Indigenous leaders decry Vancouver arrest caught on cameraIndigenous leaders say a recent case where a woman was punched while being arrested is a sign of lingering systemic racism in the Vancouver police.CrimeApr 19
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Hands-on map helps Edmonton students learn about Indigenous communities across CanadaA giant 11-by-eight-foot map lies across the gym floor of Sweet Grass Elementary School in Edmonton with students crawling all over it.CanadaApr 18
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How an Ontario First Nation is taking an Indigenous-led response in times of crisisWhen Kashechewan First Nation in northern Ontario experienced spring flooding this year, Missanabie Cree First Nation led the charge to help.CanadaApr 18
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London, Ont. and Oneida councils meet, first time in Forest City’s historyThe joint meeting is the first time both councils have met for an official meeting, and the first meeting London has held with a local First Nation.CanadaApr 18
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Budget 2024 commits $5B for Indigenous loan guarantees, but falls short on infrastructureTeased in last year's fall economic statement, the Indigenous loan guarantee in the 2024 budget allows communities to decide which projects to invest in.PoliticsApr 16
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University of Guelph embraces Indigenous culture with new name for science atriumThe 12,000-square-foot shared gathering space at the University of Guelph features a mix of glass, stone and brick with lush foliage, plus four original Indigenous paintings.CanadaApr 16
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Alberta resource guides learners towards Indigenous language revitalizationNow with more available programing and cultural celebrations, more people want to reconnect with their culture and learn the language and traditions.EducationApr 15
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Could UNESCO cultural list help safeguard Indigenous heritage in Canada?From Neapolitan pizza and Belgian beer culture to Arabic coffee, UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list protects globally cherished traditions. But Canada hasn't signed.CanadaApr 12
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CEO parts ways with Indigenous women’s advocacy organization after feds slash fundingThe Native Women's Association of Canada has seen its federal funding cut by nearly $50 million to just $10 million, resulting in its staff of 75 being reduced to 30.CanadaApr 12
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