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An investigator for the Canadian Human Rights Commission has concluded an Ojibway woman was subjected to "ongoing racial insults" from Secretary of State bureaucrats in her former Regina office. The office had a "clear lack of understanding of Native culture, which was severe enough to create a poisoned work environment" for Mary Petawanakwat, concluded the investigator.…
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A panel of 22 independent scientists has condemned a Defense Department study, which maintains a proposed $500-milloon NATO flight-training base in Labrador would have a minimal environmental impact. The study is "inadequate by all conceivable standards of assessment," said William Montevecchi, an expert on the effects of noise on migratory birds. More than 100 major flaws were…
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A panel of 22 independent scientists has condemned a Defense Department study, which maintains a proposed $500-milloon NATO flight-training base in Labrador would have a minimal environmental impact. The study is "inadequate by all conceivable standards of assessment," said William Montevecchi, an expert on the effects of noise on migratory birds. More than 100 major flaws were…
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A panel of 22 independent scientists has condemned a Defense Department study, which maintains a proposed $500-milloon NATO flight-training base in Labrador would have a minimal environmental impact. The study is "inadequate by all conceivable standards of assessment," said William Montevecchi, an expert on the effects of noise on migratory birds. More than 100 major flaws were…
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A panel of 22 independent scientists has condemned a Defense Department study, which maintains a proposed $500-milloon NATO flight-training base in Labrador would have a minimal environmental impact. The study is "inadequate by all conceivable standards of assessment," said William Montevecchi, an expert on the effects of noise on migratory birds. More than 100 major flaws were…
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The Gitksan-Wet'suwet'en Indians of northwestern British Columbia have signed a ground-breaking framework agreement with the federal government to bring self-government to their 8,000 members scattered on nine reserves. They're the first large group of bands to reach such an agreement and the first to do so while pursuing a land claim through the courts. The Indians remain mired…
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The Gitksan-Wet'suwet'en Indians of northwestern British Columbia have signed a ground-breaking framework agreement with the federal government to bring self-government to their 8,000 members scattered on nine reserves. They're the first large group of bands to reach such an agreement and the first to do so while pursuing a land claim through the courts. The Indians remain mired…
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The Gitksan-Wet'suwet'en Indians of northwestern British Columbia have signed a ground-breaking framework agreement with the federal government to bring self-government to their 8,000 members scattered on nine reserves. They're the first large group of bands to reach such an agreement and the first to do so while pursuing a land claim through the courts. The Indians remain mired…
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The Gitksan-Wet'suwet'en Indians of northwestern British Columbia have signed a ground-breaking framework agreement with the federal government to bring self-government to their 8,000 members scattered on nine reserves. They're the first large group of bands to reach such an agreement and the first to do so while pursuing a land claim through the courts. The Indians remain mired…
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A bitter dispute on the Akwesasne Reserve threatens to explode into bloodshed. Mike Mitchell, grand chief of the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne, which administers the Canadian sector, said "it's a miracle nobody's been killed, but sooner or later somebody is going to get hurt. And following that, a lot of people are going to die. A whole bunch of Indians are going to die." Anger…
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A bitter dispute on the Akwesasne Reserve threatens to explode into bloodshed. Mike Mitchell, grand chief of the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne, which administers the Canadian sector, said "it's a miracle nobody's been killed, but sooner or later somebody is going to get hurt. And following that, a lot of people are going to die. A whole bunch of Indians are going to die." Anger…
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A bitter dispute on the Akwesasne Reserve threatens to explode into bloodshed. Mike Mitchell, grand chief of the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne, which administers the Canadian sector, said "it's a miracle nobody's been killed, but sooner or later somebody is going to get hurt. And following that, a lot of people are going to die. A whole bunch of Indians are going to die." Anger…
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A bitter dispute on the Akwesasne Reserve threatens to explode into bloodshed. Mike Mitchell, grand chief of the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne, which administers the Canadian sector, said "it's a miracle nobody's been killed, but sooner or later somebody is going to get hurt. And following that, a lot of people are going to die. A whole bunch of Indians are going to die." Anger…
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The federal and provincial governments have launched a $1-million campaign to help Alberta Native leaders determine the impact of the criminal justice system on Indian and Metis people in Alberta.
A task force has been established to study why a disproportionate number of
Natives are in Alberta jails and to provide alternatives for dealing with Natives involved in…
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The federal and provincial governments have launched a $1-million campaign to help Alberta Native leaders determine the impact of the criminal justice system on Indian and Metis people in Alberta.
A task force has been established to study why a disproportionate number of
Natives are in Alberta jails and to provide alternatives for dealing with Natives involved in…