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Category: First Nations

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'I don’t think they did full justice to addressing it': Deputy grand chief on Ontario's response to MMIWG report

‘I don’t think they did full justice to addressing it’: Deputy grand chief on Ontario’s response to MMIWG report

Meanwhile, Premier Doug Ford said the government has a "phenomenal relationship with First Nations" communities. ...

First Nations, News
08.06.2020 Sneh Duggal 0 0
Davidson: Unlocking the Ring of Fire

Davidson: Unlocking the Ring of Fire

Ontario needs to fight for the Ring of Fire like Alberta fights for resource projects, writes columnist Mitch Davidson. ...

First Nations, Natural Resources, News, Opinion
05.03.2020 Mitch Davidson 0 0
First Nations chief rates relationship with province a 'two out of 10'

First Nations chief rates relationship with province a ‘two out of 10’

Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation Chief R. Stacey Laforme says he hopes office space at Massey College can help improve things. ...

First Nations, News
11.02.2020 Sneh Duggal 0 0
Permanent spring black bear hunt would orphan cubs, animal rights advocates warn

Permanent spring black bear hunt would orphan cubs, animal rights advocates warn

Fines for killing cubs, or females with cubs can run up to $25,000 and a one-year jail sentence. But advocates say it's hard to tell black bear sexes apart. ...

Energy and the Environment, First Nations, News
23.01.2020 Jack Hauen 0 0
B.C. beats Ontario to become first province to pass Indigenous rights bill

B.C. beats Ontario to become first province to pass Indigenous rights bill

“You just have to work with us, we’re not red-tape, we’re willing to work together,” says MPP Sol Mamakwa, whose bill on Indigenous rights is at the committee stage. ...

First Nations, News
27.11.2019 Sneh Duggal 0 0
Young people sue Ford government for rolling back climate-change targets

Young people sue Ford government for rolling back climate-change targets

The suit charges that the government contravened the charter-protected rights to life, liberty and security. ...

Energy and the Environment, First Nations, News
26.11.2019 Jack Hauen 0 0
'Red tape' bill will undermine First Nations consultation rights, Matawa chiefs say

‘Red tape’ bill will undermine First Nations consultation rights, Matawa chiefs say

Three Matawa First Nations Management chiefs said they'd like to work with the province on northern development, but Bill 132 will steamroll their concerns. ...

First Nations, News
25.11.2019 Jack Hauen 0 0
Educators encouraged by meeting with government officials on Indigenous curriculum

Educators encouraged by meeting with government officials on Indigenous curriculum

The Ministry of Education held the June 19 meeting with various stakeholders. ...

First Nations, News
25.07.2019 Sneh Duggal 0 0
Ontario 'going backwards' on recommendations in MMIWG report, says First Nations MPP

Ontario ‘going backwards’ on recommendations in MMIWG report, says First Nations MPP

A Liberal MPP called the report a "call to action" for Ontario. ...

First Nations, News
03.06.2019 Sneh Duggal 0 0
Rickford rolls out changes to northern internship program, offers more details on energy rate reductions

Rickford rolls out changes to northern internship program, offers more details on energy rate reductions

In an address to a major mining conference, Rickford touted changes to a northern internship program designed to make it more accessible. ...

Energy and the Environment, First Nations, News, Rural and North
05.03.2019 David Hains 0 0
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