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Alberta News in Brief for September 27
Indigenous fashion creatives to showcase their work at Toronto festival
Upper Nicola program a ‘gold standard’ in effort to save B.C.’s burrowing owls
Election 2019: Conservative Party considers Indigenous people ‘a hindrance, a problem’, says Sinclair
“The only way you’re invested in the Conservative Party agenda is if you own a business or own a farm or if you own some kind of privileged space in society, and Indigenous peoples just don’t in many of those categories.” —Niigaan Sinclair, professor, Native Studies, University of Manitoba
Neepawa junior team’s name change small but important part of hockey anti-racism efforts
“If they fight it in the hockey rink, then they’re going to have success off the ice and away from the arena.” — Waywayseecappo Wolverines team governor Morley Watson
Summit to bring ‘pro-development’ chiefs together to pursue clean energy initiatives
Katherine Whitecloud: 2018 AFN National Chief Candidate
Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation pushes beyond consultation with new partnership
Indigenous knowledge reshapes wildlife storytelling in new APTN docuseries
Blueberry River is overrun with development
Standing Rock is sitting in peace, says spiritual leader Arvol Looking Horse
“They said, ‘enough is enough’.” They came to stand up for the water of life, to protect the water and they are doing it with prayer. The Elders have told them 'no guns, no violence, you stand there in peace and prayer' and, so far, we are standing like that today. Mni Winconi. Water is life.” ~ Chief Arvol Looking Horse
Strong focus on identity issues for upcoming Indigenous Women’s Symposium
The theme of this year’s symposium is “Articulating Indigenous Identities across the Seven Generations”.