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Trade war driving up costs for emergency equipment for northern Ontario First Nation
A First Nation in northern Ontario says it’s being priced out of critical emergency and policing equipment as trade tensions between Canada and the United States drive up costs.
Faith Greco
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Singh tells AFN chiefs NDP will fight for Indigenous rights, justice for First Nations
Brett Forester
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Stephanie Cram
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Memorial University won't recognize NunatuKavut in new Indigenous verification policy
Abby Cole
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Slow fashion, bold earrings and traditional tattoos: Inuit design takes centre stage in North of North
Shawkay Ottmann
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Repairs to Neskantaga First Nation nursing station expected to start Tuesday
News Canada Thunder Bay April 22
Disappearing Nunatsiavut sea ice continues as climate change dramatically alters Labrador landscape
Elizabeth Whitten
News Canada Nfld. & Labrador April 20

Residential school survivors reflect on the legacy of Pope Francis

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2 First Nations collaborate with B.C. company on possible battery project in Belledune

Hannah Rudderham

News Canada New Brunswick April 20

Whitehorse gallery exhibit shows off beauty and artistry of beaded earrings

Isabel Ruitenbeek

News Canada North April 18

P.E.I. project gathers names to honour missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls

Thinh Nguyen

News Canada PEI April 18

Impose a pipeline on Indigenous nations? Not so fast, say Indigenous rights lawyers

Brett Forester

News Indigenous April 17

Acquisition of Thunder Bay food companies will help with northern food insecurity: Marten Falls chief

News Canada Thunder Bay April 17

Poilievre reiterates concerns with Liberals' UNDRIP law in Assembly of First Nations forum

Brett Forester

News Indigenous April 22

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Premiers Kinew, Akeeagok ink deal to build hydro transmission line from Manitoba to Nunavut

Steve Lambert

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Indigenous leaders remember Pope Francis’s visit to Canada, hope reconciliation efforts continue

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Turning Walmart bags into regalia

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Indigenous advocates concerned over Pierre Poilievre’s record

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Carney questioned over Indigenous rights record at past company

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Neskantaga First Nation evacuating members to Thunder Bay, Ont., due to flooded nursing station

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