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Anishinabek Nation advocates for great recognition and respect for minerals in ancestral and traditional territories
Anishinabek Nation advocates for great recognition and respect for minerals in ancestral and traditional territories ANISHINABEK NATION HEAD OFFICE (December 20, 2024) – Greater recognition and respect of all minerals that lie within the Great Lakes Region being ancestral lands and traditional territories of Anishinabek First Nations and other First Nations is required by Ontario, […]
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Damage Control Cabinet: Trudeau’s Year-End Shuffle Seeks Stability for a Government Rocked by Freeland’s Departure – Counsel
Questions regarding Trudeau’s future as Prime Minister persist as NDP announce plans to move non-confidence motion when House returns Following one of the most politically explosive weeks in recent Canadian history, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is considering his political future, including if he should resign and what a Liberal leadership race could look like. This […]
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Statement on C-53
Dec 20, 2024 Last week, Canada’s Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister, Gary Anandasangaree, informed a parliamentary committee that Bill C-53, which aimed to support Métis self-government in Alberta, Ontario, and Saskatchewan, is unlikely to “continue in its current form.” Following these comments, President Sandmaier met with Minister Anandasangaree to discuss the future of this bill and the […]
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Anandasangaree sworn in as both Crown-Indigenous relations and northern affairs minister – Nunatsiaq News
Dec 20, 2024 Friday’s federal cabinet shuffle brings 8 new faces and 4 portfolio changes Gary Anandasangaree, the federal Crown-Indigenous relations minister, has taken on a second job as northern affairs minister following a cabinet shuffle announced Friday by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Anandasangaree was sworn in by Gov. Gen. Mary Simon at Rideau Hall. […]
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First Nations being used as a deficit ‘scapegoat,’ say Indigenous leaders – Prince Albert Daily Herald
December 20, 2024 Federal and provincial Indigenous leaders are crying foul, after the federal government blamed much of a higher than expected deficit on recent Indigenous legal claims. Since Monday’s tabling of the Liberal government’s fall budget, much of the focus in Ottawa has been on the dysfunction within the Liberal caucus, due to Chrystia […]
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Chiefs of Ontario respond to distressing news that Survivors’ Secretariat facing insolvency
(Toronto, Ont.–Dec. 20, 2024) The Chiefs of Ontario are deeply concerned that the Survivors’ Secretariat is facing insolvency because the government has broken its funding agreements with the organization. The news was revealed in media reports this week. The federal government must immediately honour its commitments and ensure that there is adequate and sustainable funding […]
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First Nations water act obstructed by Conservatives: Hajdu – TimminsToday.com
December 20, 2024 ‘I’ve got water legislation right now. … It’s transformational for communities and yet they won’t let it through.’ THUNDER BAY — Reaching a consensus on Parliament Hill is difficult, Indigenous Services Minister Patty Hajdu says. “The water legislation is a great example,” she told Newswatch in a recent interview. “I’ve got water legislation right […]
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Message from the Governor General to Members of the Canadian Armed Forces
December 20, 2024 OTTAWA, Ontario—As the year draws to a close, I would like to thank all members of the Canadian Armed Forces for their dedication to our country. Each of you contributes to Canada’s positive international influence. You bring security to regions shaken by conflict. You foster international relationships and alliances that are crucial for […]
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First Nations Major Projects Coalition appoints new CEO – Chamber of Shipping
The First Nations Major Project Coalition (FNMPC) has announced the appointment of Mark Podlasly as its new Chief Executive Officer. Mark, a co-founder of FNMPC, has been deeply involved in shaping its vision, strategies, and key initiatives since its inception, including establishing the flagship Annual Conference and policy leadership. A proud member of the Nlaka’pamux […]
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Prime Minister announces changes to the Ministry
December 20, 2024 The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today announced changes to the Ministry. The new Ministry will deliver on what matters most to Canadians: making life more affordable and growing the economy. Building on the work done since 2015 to invest in Canadians, the team will continue to move forward on housing, child care, […]
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