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Governments need to stop politicizing the lives of First Nations children says Blackstock | F2F
Credit: APTN News On this episode of Face to Face: Cindy Blackstock As the executive director of First Nations Child and Family Caring Society, Cindy Blackstock has…
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Canada Post employees may be sent home if they choose to wear an N95 mask - CTV
January 19, 2022 Canada Post workers risk being sent home from work if they wear masks other than ones issued by the corporation, even if their masks are an upgrade in…
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Trudeau says antiviral treatment won't make up for low vaccination rate among children - CBC
PM hails approval of Pfizer's antiviral but warns it's no substitute for the vaccine Jan 19, 2022 Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today welcomed Health Canada's appro…
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Bitter winter and Omicron wave make 'perfect storm' for Edmonton's homeless population - CBC
'Not a human, not an animal should be in the cold in the street' Jan 19, 2022 Shiranda Bull sits in a plastic chair inside a pharmacy waiting room, a blanket wrappe…
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Nunatsiavut Government: COVID-19 Update
The Nunatsiavut Government wishes to provide the following COVID-19 update: As of today, January 19, there have been 26 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the community …
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Norway House RCMP respond to fuel spill
On January 19, 2022, at approximately 8:20 am, Norway House RCMP received a report of a semi-trailer having rolled onto its side on Provincial Road 373, located near…
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What you need to know about COVID-19 in Ottawa on Thursday, Jan. 20 - CBC
Key updates on COVID-19 in the region Jan 20, 2022 Ontario will begin easing COVID-19 public health restrictions at the end of January, the government said today, w…
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Academic, social impacts of the pandemic on children may be felt for decades, Hamilton doctor says - CBC
Parent whose family is in Egypt says main social interactions for her daughter 'are in school' Jan 20, 2022 The return of in-person learning in Ontario this week is…
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'Out of options': Sask. restaurants closing, scrambling due to effects of COVID-19 - CBC
Restaurants Canada calls for end to vaccine mandates, more support Jan 20, 2022 In November 2009, Chris Plumb sat on the tile floor of an empty building with a penc…
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BluEarth Renewables Begins Operations at Two Solar Facilities in Southern Alberta
Calgary, Alberta – January 20, 2022 – BluEarth Renewables (“BluEarth” or “the Company”) announced today it has reached commercial operations at its Hays and J…
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All MNO Citizens online Town Hall – January 17, 2022
Monday January 17, 2022 7-9 PM EST All Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) citizens were invited to an online Town Hall on Monday January 17, 2022. Hosted by MNO President…
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P.E.I. will ask for federal help with COVID if needed - CBC
Premier Dennis King says province isn’t in that need yet, and hopes not to be Jan 20, 2022 P.E.I. Premier Dennis King says the federal government could step in to…
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Denison Announces 22.5% Owned McClean Lake Operation Granted Approval to Expand Tailings Management Facility
TORONTO, Jan. 19, 2022 - Denison Mines Corp. ("Denison" or the "Company") (TSX: DML) (NYSE American: DNN) is pleased to report that the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commissio…
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Bell Let's Talk ramps up mental health support for Indigenous families and communities
$250,000 partnership supports Canadian Red Cross Friendly Calls program for Indigenous communities in Manitoba and around Canada WINNIPEG, MB, Jan. 20, 2022 - Bell L…
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CAPP projects investment in Canada’s natural gas and oil sector will rise to $32.8 billion in 2022
January 20, 2022, Calgary, Alberta The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) is forecasting a 22 per cent increase in natural gas and oil investment in 20…
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Fifteen New Positive Covid-19 and Sixteen Resolved Cases Confirmed in James & Hudson Bay
We can confirm there are fifteen new COVID-19 cases and sixteen resolved cases in our region. WAHA has received authorization from the leadership of Attawapiskat First…
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Doctors, advocates repeat calls for policy on life-and-death decisions as COVID-19 strains Manitoba hospitals - CBC
Triage protocol 'something that administrators are not really keen to look at,' doctor says Jan 20, 2022 Amid a crush of COVID-19 patients, staffing shortages and s…
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Government of Nunavut and Nunavut Teachers’ Association sign a new collective agreement
Iqaluit, Nunavut (January 19, 2022) – The Government of Nunavut (GN) and the Nunavut Teachers’ Association (NTA) signed a new collective agreement for teachers earlie…
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Tonga volcanic eruption suspected cause after water pipe to Ucluelet First Nation broken - Times Colonist
State of emergency declared, jugs of water being trucked in The volcanic eruption off Tonga is suspected of being responsible for initial damage to the normally submer…
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Vaccination plus infection offered most protection during Delta surge, U.S. study shows - CBC
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Federal government appoints transitional committee as precursor to national council for reconciliation - APTN News
Jan 19, 2022 The Trudeau government has announced a transitional committee that will serve as a forerunner to a national council for reconciliation. The creation of…
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Update on Heather Winterstein, age 24
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Okanagan Indigenous Business Leader Chosen as 2022 Lifetime Achievement Recipient
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Mohawk Turtle Clan Twins are Young Aboriginal Entrepreneur Recipients
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Congratulations to the winners of the Indigenous Youth Anti-Bullying Art Contest
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ONWA Honours Indigenous Women’s Right to Safety on Human Rights Day
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New mobile app and podcast created to support First Nations wellness
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Reminder to Chiefs and Anyone attending the Special Chiefs Assembly
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Hydro One invites organizations building safe communities to apply for the Energizing Life Community Fund
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Opening the Door to Opportunity
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ONWA hosts 6th Annual Poetry Night
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AFN BULLETIN – AFN Calls for urgent action and more equitable participation of Indigenous Peoples Following COP26: UN Climate Change Conference 2021
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ONWA Celebrates 50 Years Since Incorporation
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Career fair for First Nations youth focuses on cultural connections to STEM careers
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Lee Maracle Remembered
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ONWA is participating with Jobs Canada in a Virtual Career Fair!
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Hydro One Reports Third Quarter Results
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CCAB Releases Results of a Targeted Analysis of Phase II of COVID-19 Indigenous Business Survey
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