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Too many questions remain with National Chief Archibald’s suspension, says BC Kukpi7 Wilson
“Over the years as chiefs, we’ve been hearing (about corruption). We would put our concerns forward… Then we were told it was dealt with. But now, we see it wasn’t dealt with, obviously. There does have to be that investigation, that financial forensic audit.” —Kukpi7 Judy Wilson
Memories “triggered” as plans developed for Pope’s visit to Maskwacis
Pope Francis will be in Maskwacis for no more than one hour on July 25, but the repercussions are already being felt and will continue to be felt long after.
Knowledge Basket shares database of Indigenous information to care for lands and water
“The Knowledge Basket is a combination of all the different research that has been done. It’s got academic reports, government reports, case studies of Indigenous protected conserved areas and different governance and models.” — Steven Nitah, of the Indigenous Circle of Experts
Funding from Alberta a stop-gap measure as Ottawa revisits First Nation policing
“Policing historically has somewhat been a challenge for us and for other First Nations…The relationship between First Nations, Indigenous people and policing authorities has had a checkered past.” — Tsuut’ina Nation Chief Roy Whitney Onespot
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First Nation woman named to Ontario Hockey Federation board
“I think I have a good foundation of grassroots hockey and a good knowledge of how things are run.” — Gayle Payette
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Fort Norman Metis call on Pope to admit Catholic Church knew of abuses at Grollier Hall and conspired to hide them
Statement from the Fort Norman Metis Community:
The Catholic Church must be accountable for abuse that took place at Grollier Hall Students' Residence.
