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Indigenous groups call on Carney to rein in Alberta Premier over separation comments – The Globe and Mail
May 2, 2025 New Subscribers Only. After 24 weeks, $31.96 every 4 weeks. Already a print newspaper subscriber? Get full access to globeandmail.com Already subscribed to globeandmail.com? Log in to keep reading Read More: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-indigenous-groups-call-on-carney-to-rein-in-alberta-premier-over/
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Read More“This is and always will be Indian land”: First Nations challenge Alberta’s separatist rhetoric – Ricochet Media
May 1 2025 Treaties governing Canada’s relationship with First Nations predate Alberta, and cannot be hand-waved away even as the premier fuels separatist fantasies lberta Premier Danielle Smith’s recent introduction of Bill 54, which would lower the threshold for citizen-led referendums in the province, has sparked renewed concerns about Alberta separatism. While the Premier denies […]
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Read MoreAlberta school board says they’re being forced to cut seats for First Nations students – cityNews
May 2, 2025 A school board in southern Alberta says they are being forced to cut 150 school seats allocated for First Nations students because of the federal government. Edward Djan has more. Read More: https://calgary.citynews.ca/video/2025/05/01/alberta-school-board-says-theyre-being-forced-to-cut-seats-for-first-nations-students/
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Read MoreIndigenous chiefs call for Alberta Premier Smith to stop stoking separatism talk – paNOW
May 1, 2025 EDMONTON — Two First Nations chiefs are accusing Alberta Premier Danielle Smith of “attempting to manufacture a national unity crisis” and are calling on her to stop stoking the fires of separatism. Smith’s government has proposed legislation that would make it easier for citizens to call for a referendum on seceding from […]
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Read MoreRed River Current Newsletter – May 2025 – Fort McKay FN
What was initially supposed to be an Elders lunch to meet with our new CAO Scot Hutton, turned into much more as Chief Raymond Powder was honoured with the award of the King Charles III coronation medal. Local MLA Tany Yao, the Parliamentary Secretary for Small Business and Northern Development, stepped in to make the […]
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Read MoreUnique lodge to provide a safe, comfortable home for Indigenous elders in Alberta – CBC
May 01, 2025 Kikinow Elders Lodge means ‘our home’ for Indigenous community near Grande Cache After years of planning and building, a new Indigenous elders lodge is about to open near the Rocky Mountain community of Grande Cache, Alta. “It feels good to be here,” said Winston Delorme, surveying progress on the 17,200-square-foot Kikinow Elders Lodge. […]
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Read MoreFirst Nations leaders push for energy wealth and ownership at Canadian Hydrogen Convention – The Spec
April 30, 2025 (ANNews) – Less than a week before Billy Morin was elected as the Conservative MP for Edmonton Northwest in the Canadian federal election, the former elected chief of Enoch Cree Nation moderated a panel on Indigenous opportunities in hydrogen. The Canadian Hydrogen Convention was held on April 23 and 24 at the […]
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Read MoreIndigenous-led stage production heading from Alberta to New York City – Global News
Apr 30, 2025 It started with a performance at Edmonton’s Fringe Festival, and now a local, Indigenous-led production is heading to New York City. “Bear Grease” has been touring across North America and this June it will hit the stage in New York with a three-month residency. Co-creators Crystal Lightning and Henry Cloud Andrade joined […]
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Read Morewâsakâm 2025 – Keepers of Strength – IAAW
wâsakâm 2025 – Keepers of Strength – IAAW Read More: https://iaaw.ca/2025/04/29/keepers-of-strength/
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Read MoreReflections on Pope Francis’s 2022 visit to Maskwacis – rdnewsnow.com
Apr 25, 2025 The apology Pope Francis delivered to Indigenous people on July 25, 2022 in Maskwacis, Alta. was monumental, if you ask Reverend (Rev.) Tony Snow. Snow, who was there, is a member of the Stoney Nakoda First Nation west of Calgary, and is the Indigenous minister for the Chinook Winds (southern Alberta) region […]
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