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What’s in a name? Indigenous Chiefs say province still mum on renaming river – Global News
July 22, 2021 It’s been about two months since Indigenous Chiefs across New Brunswick asked the province to restore the traditional Wolastoq name to what’s now known as the Saint John River — and they say they haven’t heard back. The request was made in response to a call from Tourism, Heritage and Culture Minister […]
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Read MoreGeneral Election Called for Nova Scotia
Nova Scotians will be going to the polls for a general provincial election on Tuesday, August 17. Premier Iain Rankin met with Lt.-Gov. Arthur J. LeBlanc today, July 17, to ask that he dissolve the legislature and call a general election. “Voting is an important way for people to help shape the future of their […]
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Read MoreGNB: Statement on the passing of Judith Keating
16 July 2021 FREDERICTON (GNB) – The following statement of condolence was issued today by Premier Blaine Higgs: Marcia and I were saddened to learn of the passing of New Brunswick Senator Judith Keating. Judith was passionate about the law and public policy and devoted her life to both. She joined the Government of New […]
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Read MoreShock and heartache deepen for N.B. chief with each discovery of unmarked graves – CTV
July 14, 2021 FREDERICTON — Since the discovery of the first 215 unmarked graves in May, the number has continued to rise and, for some, reactions change. But for the Chief of the Aboriginal Peoples Association of New Brunswick, Barry LaBillois, it’s still shock and heartache. “When you see the first numbers come out, the […]
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Read MoreNative Council of Nova Scotia: Notice of Election 2021
Read More: https://www.ncns.ca/notice-of-election-2021/ NT5
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Read MoreAFN votes to create new vice-chief position for PEI First Nations – Ku’ku’kwes News
July 9, 2021 The Assembly of First Nations has voted to create a new vice-chief position to solely represent the two Mi’kmaw First Nation communities in Prince Edward Island. The newly created position would sit on the AFN’s executive committee representing the Lennox Island First Nation and Abegweit First Nation in PEI. “The AFN has […]
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Read MoreYT Government: New job-protected leave supports victims of domestic and sexualized assault
Victims of domestic and sexualized violence now have access to paid and unpaid leave under the Employment Standards Act, following today’s proclamation of Bill 10. This leave may be accessed by victims of domestic violence perpetrated by intimate partners or family members and by victims of sexualized violence. Yukon’s leave also extends to employees if […]
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Read MoreNL Government: Ministerial Committee on Anti-Racism Sets Path for Action
Immigration, Population Growth and Skills July 7, 2021 The Ministerial Committee on Anti-Racism continues work for further action and community engagement to develop the necessary tools to stop racism in Newfoundland and Labrador. The committee includes Ministers of Immigration, Population Growth and Skills; Justice and Public Safety; Indigenous Affairs and Reconciliation; and Education. Recognizing the […]
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Read MoreInuit leader applauds 1st Indigenous governor general as ‘powerful’ moment – CBC
Natan Obed of Nain was on hand Tuesday to see Mary Simon assume the role Jul 07, 2021 Inuk leader Mary Simon has been named Canada’s first Indigenous governor general, and for people like Natan Obed, it was an emotional day. “To see somebody like Mary Simon, who is an unquestioned Indigenous leader in this […]
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Read MoreFirst Nation on P.E.I. pitches its case for seat around AFN executive table – APTN News
Jul 05, 2021 Two First Nations are pushing for province to have its own regional chief. Lennox Island First Nation Chief Darlene Bernard gets animated when you ask her why P.E.I. needs its own AFN regional chief. She sounds very much like other Prince Edward Island public officials who have to make their case nationally. […]
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