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Biggest Mistakes to AVOID When Smudging

Credit: Mallory at Tribal Trade What are the Biggest Mistakes to AVOID When Smudging? Yes, my friend, there are actually mistakes that you can make while smudging tha…

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Finance
BC Government: Rural development funding boosts community resiliency

Aug. 18, 2022 VICTORIA – A series of rural development grants are helping build stronger local economies and boosting opportunities for people in many parts of rural…
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Indigenous
Herb Rice appointed as member of Cannabis Control Board

(Kahnawake – 18, Seskéha/August 2022) The Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke (MCK) wishes to inform the community that Mr. Herb Rice has been selected and appointed to the …
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Education
AB Government: Expanding summer camp access

Aug 18, 2022 Young Albertans gain more camping options with $2 million from Alberta’s government to help renovate the YMCA’s Camp Chief Hector. Attending summer…
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Arts & Culture
Downtown Indigenous mural showcasing cultural 'revival' defaced - Orillia Matters

'This is clearly a hate crime,' says café owner; Orillia OPP are reporting a spike in 'hateful' graffiti in the city A downtown piece of art commemorating Indigenous …
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Young people learn about environment, tackling climate change through Métis traditions at Manitoba day camp - CBC

Program aims to inspire environmental leaders of the future, says Manitoba Métis Federation vice-president Aug 18, 2022 A group of Métis youth in southwestern Man…
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Indigenous
National Day of Truth and Reconciliation Football Game 2022

August 18, 2022 The Kivalliq Inuit Association has been accepting applications from Kivalliq Residents on its website for interested applicants to take part in the Nat…
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Health
Statement from Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Ranade on back to school and early learning

17/08/2022 Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Ranade has issued the following statement: “As the start of a new school year begins this week, I wanted to take th…
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Indigenous
Counting Down The Days to The 2023 Masters Indigenous Games, with Exactly One Year To Go

Time is ticking as organizers countdown to the world’s largest masters global Indigenous sport and cultural event, scheduled to take place in the nation’s capital nex…
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Health
GNWT offers incentives to increase the recruitment and retention of health care workers

Today the Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) announced new incentives and operational interventions designed to help recruit and retain health care profession…
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Environment
Ontario is resisting Canada’s plans for Indigenous-led conservation areas - The Narwhal

The federal government is starting to fund Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas. An internal document shows Ontario has 'concerns' Aug. 18, 2022 In the face of …
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Indigenous
Rural development funding supports tourism in the Fraser Valley

Aug. 18, 2022 AGASSIZ – New rural development grants will help organizations in the Agassiz-Harrison area upgrade a meeting and retreat centre, and create more touri…
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Business
Greater Toronto Airports Authority pledges $150,000 to Black and Indigenous-led community organizations

TORONTO, Aug. 18, 2022 - Today, the Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) announced it's committing $150,000 to six Black and Indigenous-led groups that are supportin…
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Business
Unprecedented Boom in Mining Claims Around Mont Tremblant and Southern Quebec: Call for Moratorium

18 August 2022 (Montreal) In a new map released today, a coalition of local and national organizations reveals a boom in mining claims ranging from 49.1% to 408% for 1…
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Housing
Media advisory - Federal Housing Advocate to visit British Columbia

August 17, 2022 The Federal Housing Advocate, Marie-Josée Houle, will visit British Columbia from August 22 – September 2, 2022, to meet with community organization…
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Education
Government of Saskatchewan Extends Interim Provincial Education Plan for 2022-23 School Year

August 17, 2022 The Government of Saskatchewan has extended the Interim Provincial Education Plan for the 2022-23 school year. The interim plan was developed in 2021-2…
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Business
Amazon Canada employees volunteer with food banks, gather donations to support vulnerable Canadians as part of Amazon's Global Month of Volunteering

Employees are leading an effort to assist the record number of Canadians using food banks amid soaring housing costs, inflation, and stagnant incomes. TORONTO, Aug. 17…
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Environment
Statement: UNESCO Second Reactive Monitoring Mission to Wood Buffalo National Park World Heritage Site

From: Parks Canada August 17, 2022 Parks Canada is leading a collaborative effort with Indigenous partners, Environment and Climate Change Canada and the government…
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Health
Fresh Food Explorers Program aims to get kids loving fresh food

DURHAM, ON, Aug. 17, 2022 - www.hellofresh.ca HelloFresh—Canada's leading meal kit provider—launched the Fresh Food Explorers Program which offers funding and support…
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Culture
Government of Canada and Wolastoqiyik Wahsipekuk First Nation Sign Reconciliation and Rights Recognition Agreement

From: Parks Canada August 18, 2022 The Government of Canada is committed to a process of reconciliation with Indigenous peoples and to renewing relationships with t…
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