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Jul 23, 2013

The Bell of Batoche is repatriated to the Métis people of western Canada

Roger Annis

On Saturday the Bell of Batoche was unveiled and formally restored to the Métis people of western Canada at the 128th gathering of the 'Back to Batoche' festival in Batoche, Saskatchewan.

In cahoots

Jun 10, 2013

Conservatives found spying on well-known aboriginal advocate and UFCW national partner

We have to ask ourselves, "who else is being targeted and for what purpose?"

Podcast

Jan 6, 2013

Idle No More at Peace Arch border crossing

Redeye

On Saturday, hundreds of people from both sides of the Canada – U.S. border gathered at the Peace Arch to show solidarity with the Idle No More movement. Kat Norris is one of the organizers.

Event

World AIDS Day Gala

Dec 1, 2012 to Dec 2, 2012

Prince George Native Friendship Centre

1600 – 3rd Ave.

Prince George , BC

Canada

53° 55' 6.8988" N, 122° 45' 6.048" W

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British Columbia CA

World AIDS Gala in Prince George

Event

3rd annual AIDS Walk on the Snuneymuxw Reserve

Dec 5, 2012

Snuneymuxw Reserve Nanaimo , BC

Canada

49° 9' 57.1824" N, 123° 56' 24.234" W

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British Columbia CA

3rd annual AIDS Walk on the Snuneymuxw Reserve

News

Nov 6, 2012

Words can be weapons: An Aboriginal re-thinking the word 'Aboriginal'

Robert Animikii Horton

How is the term "Aboriginal," the term's purpose, and its effect of the term situated within the Canadian State?

Event

Lecture: Aboriginal Territories in Cyberspace‏‏

Nov 1, 2012

Eaton Lecture Theatre

80 Gould Street RCC 204, Eaton Lecture Theatre Rogers Communication Centre Room 204,

Toronto , ON

Canada

43° 39' 29.9592" N, 79° 22' 39.1908" W

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Ontario CA

Groundbreaking Aboriginal new media artists Jason Lewis and Skawennati will give a joint talk on their work in creating new, Aboriginally determined territories.

Blog

Jul 11, 2012

Disrespecting democracy: Hazelton community hearing on Enbridge pipeline moved to avoid protests

Tyler McCreary

On July 6, the panel reviewing the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline announced it was moving the community hearing in Hazelton to another town because of security and safety concerns.

News

Jun 4, 2012

Justice overdue for Grassy Narrows

Natalie Caine

Over 50 people of all ages from Asubpeeschoseewagong Anishinabek (Grassy Narrows First Nation) are travelling 2000 km to Toronto by foot, bus and rail from their territories 80 km north of Kenora, ON.

Blog

May 15, 2012

Gitxsan remain divided

Tyler McCreary

BC court considers ordering arrest of Gitxsan hereditary chiefs blockading the offices of the Gitxsan Treaty Society after they signed an agreement supporting Enbridge's Northern Gateway Pipeline..

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