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First Nation residents had to shelter in place in Alberta for search of suspects – APTN News
November 18, 2025 Earlier this month Alberta RCMP advised the residents of Peerless Trout First Nation to shelter-in-place after spotting three suspects that were believed to be involved in a gun robbery. The suspects had also shot someone earlier that same day. Read More: https://www.aptnnews.ca/videos/first-nation-residents-had-to-shelter-in-place-in-alberta-for-search-of-suspects/
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Ontario boosts mental health supports for first responders – HRD America
November 18, 2025 ‘Unimaginable challenges’: Funding provided for police officers, firefighters, correctional workers, parademics Long known as a very challenging career when it comes to mental health, first responders will have access to more support thanks to increased funding from the Ontario government. The provincial government is investing $32 million to expand access to specialised […]
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GNWT advocating for Indigenous governments to be consulted on release of oil sands mine water, spokesperson says – NNSL Media
November 18, 2025 The territorial government says it is advocating for the governments of Alberta and Canada to “formally engage and consult with Indigenous governments and Indigenous organizations in the NWT on the potential treatment and release of oil sands mine water, as well as on any related environmental assessments.” That statement comes after the […]
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Hydro One seeks approval to build the Welland Thorold Power Line – PelhamToday.ca
November 18, 2025 ‘Ontario is facing historic growth demand for electricity in the next 25 years, especially in the southwest,’ said Sonny Karunakaran, Vice President, Strategic Projects and Partnerships On Monday, Hydro One Networks Inc. (Hydro One) announced it has filed an application with the Ontario Energy Board (OEB) to construct a new double-circuit 230-kilovolt […]
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Legault announces $4.5B wind energy project in Quebec’s Lower St. Lawrence – CBC
Nov 18, 2025 Premier says it will help diversify revenue and create jobs The Quebec government announced it is continuing the expansion of the province’s wind energy sector and investing up to $4.5 billion in a wind power project in the Lower St. Lawrence region. The project, dubbed Wetsok, meaning “in the direction of the […]
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Local charity raising funds for babies in remote communities – TBNewsWatch.com
November 18 2025 Mikinakoos Children’s Fund said every $200 raised for the campaign will provide a new mother with diapers, formula and more supplies to help them in the first few months of parenthood. THUNDER BAY — Mikinakoos Children’s Fund is seeking local aid for a recently launched campaign to provide free diapers, formula and […]
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Meet the U of R’s first Indigenous Chancellor – CTV News Video
Nov 18, 2025 New U. of Regina Chancellor Cadmus Delorme on his appointment and bringing cultural conversations to the role. Read More: https://www.ctvnews.ca/regina/video/2025/11/18/meet-the-u-of-rs-first-indigenous-chancellor/
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Kirkland Lake OPP, members of First Nations community light Tree of Hope – Northern News
Nov 18, 2025 On Monday evening (Nov. 17), members of the Kirkland Lake Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police, Beverhouse First Nation and Matachewan First Nation gathered at the Kirkland Lake detachment office for the fourth annual Tree of Hope lighting ceremony. The Tree of Hope was created to honour and bring awareness to missing […]
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In one chart, the near-disappearance of a caribou herd – Cabin Radio
November 18, 2025 The disappearing Bathurst caribou herd These are government estimates of the Bathurst herd’s size since 1986. Each red circle represents 1,000 caribou. The 1986 estimate is 136 times bigger than the one for 2025. In 2022, the Bathurst caribou herd was estimated to include between 6,000 and 7,000 animals – down from […]
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Annual Mikinakoos winter coat drive raises $40,000 – Your Sunset Country
November 18, 2025 The Mikinakoos Children’s Fund will be donating 1,248 winter coats to children in First Nations communities in northwestern Ontario this year. The coat drive raised $20,000 from individual donors, which was matched by the Knights of Columbus, who provided an additional $20,000 donation. “So many children in remote First Nations communities, they […]
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