We are rapidly coming up on the anniversary of the terrorist attacks (plural) in our communities that started on Feb. 17, 2022 four years ago.
There is a saying, if you do not know where you came from, you will …
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How can anyone ever expect to take any First Nation seriously when they cannot stick to agreements they made in the past? We see a change in leadership and suddenly agreements made in the past are snuffed out like a …
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Carney didn’t meet ‘coastal First Nations,’ he met an environmentalist group named Coastal First Nations. (Quote from the National Post)
More quotes from the National Post
But Carney didn’t meet with a governing body representing the more than 100 …
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We thought this last update for 2025 was worth sharing, even if we did not write it.
Montréal, QC, December 16, 2025 — A survey conducted by Ipsos on behalf of the Montreal Economic Institute indicates strong support for …
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April Nishimura is no more indigenous than Buffy Sainte-Marie but you would wonder based on how she carries on, and how the Eco radical or extremists among Gitxsan are making false claims about her being Hanai/Gixan by a number of …
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We just were updated, and thought we would share with you a bit more information. Considering we speculated that Dogwood BC. and Skeena Watershed Conservation Coalition, we can now verify that at very least Kia Nagata was also in Australia, …
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Logan Staats from Ontario trying to get more attention, maybe a 5 to 10 in the federal penitentiary will get him out of the induced trance he is in. His arrogance is astounding, look at how smug this jerk is.…
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Can you imagine this woman leading the BC Green Party in the BC Legislature?
This woman thinks she speaks for the province of British Columbia and speaks for First Nations, clearly what she really needs is more edible soap …
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TEXT Version: Smith said she got Carney to back down on most of the Trudeau-era “nine bad laws,” as she calls them, that restricted oil and gas development in Alberta. Carney, meanwhile, says he got Alberta to buy into the …
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